Florida Atlantic’s Comparative Studies program stands out for its flexibility and depth. You can tailor your studies through three unique tracks—Cultures, Languages and Literatures; Culture, Society and Politics; and Design, Aesthetics and the Arts. The program’s collaborative environment connects you with faculty across disciplines and offers opportunities for innovative research, including partnerships with international institutions and access to specialized labs in design and the arts. You’ll join a vibrant community that values creativity, critical thinking, and real-world impact.
Degrees Offered at Florida Atlantic
Graduate Degrees
- Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Comparative Studies
Concentrations
- Cultures, Languages and Literatures
- Culture, Society and Politics
- Design, Aesthetics and the Arts
Certificate
- Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies (Graduate Certificate)
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Educational Objectives & Student Outcomes
1. Develop advanced interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary research skills.
2. Gain deep expertise in at least two traditional disciplines.
3. Foster the ability to analyze and address complex issues from multiple perspectives.
4. Prepare for academic and non-academic careers that require critical thinking and cross-disciplinary knowledge.
2. Gain deep expertise in at least two traditional disciplines.
3. Foster the ability to analyze and address complex issues from multiple perspectives.
4. Prepare for academic and non-academic careers that require critical thinking and cross-disciplinary knowledge.
1. Demonstrate mastery of theories and methodologies in chosen areas of concentration.
2. Produce original research that contributes to the field of comparative studies.
3. Communicate complex ideas clearly in both written and oral forms.
4. Collaborate effectively with scholars from diverse backgrounds.
5. Apply comparative approaches to real-world challenges in academia, public organizations, or the arts.
2. Produce original research that contributes to the field of comparative studies.
3. Communicate complex ideas clearly in both written and oral forms.
4. Collaborate effectively with scholars from diverse backgrounds.
5. Apply comparative approaches to real-world challenges in academia, public organizations, or the arts.
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