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In your first quarter, you take a course called The Art of Learning, the first step in creating your own area of concentration and your degree committee. Along with all B.A. students, you take core courses in liberal arts and multicultural training and complete your senior thesis.
Otherwise, the individualized degree has courses and independent studies that match your specialized interests. As an Antioch student you also may enroll in and get credit for classes at other colleges and universities, with approval from your faculty adviser.
You can see how one graduate created her own area of concentration by clicking here.
Here's a look at some of the recent concentrations students have created for themselves:
- Psychology with an emphasis on community health
- Labor relations/organizational and social change
- Natural sciences/applied music
- Social anthropology
- American studies
- Theater arts and dance
- Cultural oppression and social change
- Multicultural studies and English as a second language
- Social psychology and business with emphasis on economics
- Self-awareness through motion
- Science as a way of seeing
- Nonprofit leadership
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- Psychology of inter-subjective identity and creative expression
- Music performance
- Language, consciousness and information theory
- International business leadership and intercultural communication
- Multicultural counseling and community advocacy
- Arts and education
- Social/environmental change and justice
- Public administration leadership
- Environmental sociology
- Pre-medical sciences
- Culture and health
- Psychology and organizational systems leadership
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