University of Findlay College of Liberal Arts

• Applied Philosophy  - Introduction to philosophy and details of the programs and courses offered. With career opportunity insights.
• Art  - Site posts an academic calendar, course schedule and sample syllabi, information on student admissions, and a faculty directory.
• College of Liberal Arts  - Information on the college' academic offerings, accreditation, research and grants. With an academic calendar.
• Communication  - Liberal arts program with specialization in journalism, telecommunication, public relations, organizational communication, and health communication.
• Criminal Justice Administration  - Site serves as a guide to student admissions. provides curriculum and course information, posts an academic calendar, and presents faculty profiles.
• Department of History  - Providing information on student admissions, work and internship opportunities, career opportunities, and curriculum and courses.
• Department of Law and Liberal Arts  - Department's website provides sample courses and syllabi, information on scholarships and internships, and a list of related student organizations.
• English  - Introduces the program's faculty, presents course and curriculum information, and provides advising forms and an academic calendar.
• Forensic Science  - Undergraduate program dealing with the evenhanded use of all available scientific methods and information in undertaking investigations.
• Gender Studies  - Minor and certificate program centered on the study of women. Designed to enhance an individual’s career potential and personal self development.
• Intensive English Language Program  - Overview of the program with course details and information on internship and work opportunities, faculty, and student admissions.
• Japanese  - Presents information on curriculum, courses, study abroad opportunities, internships, and student admissions.
• Political Science  - Academic major offers coursework in American politics, comparative politics, international relations, political theory and public administration.
• Psychology  - Site provides curriculum, course, and admissions information. With an academic calendar and advising forms.
• Public Administration  - Non-degree program offered as an individualized major and a specialization minor for those pursuing a major in environmental, safety and occupational health management.
• Religious Studies  - Program provides coursework in biblical studies, theology, church history, and praxis-oriented studies with emphasis in the Christian religion.
• TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages)  - Undergraduate program designed to prepare students for careers in cross-cultural settings.
• Theatre  - Presents sample courses and syllabi, faculty profiles, and information on scholarships and career opportunities.