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About the Colleges of Arts & Sciences The Colleges of Arts & Sciences are the heart of the university, providing a broad and excellent liberal arts education for undergraduates, and offering graduate degrees in more than 40 different fields. The Arts & Sciences provide the majority of the general education undergraduate courses offered on campus, and the majority of undergraduate and graduate degrees conferred are in Arts & Sciences disciplines, indicative of the key role the colleges play on the Mānoa campus. A liberal arts education
is centered in the principles of open inquiry, critical thinking,
integration of knowledge, and assessment of values. These principles
serve as a foundation that guides students in their journeys toward
fulfilling lives, productive careers, and awareness of civic
responsibility. Most importantly, these liberal arts principles
spark interest in higher learning, as well as prepare students for
entering postgraduate professional schools. Arts &
Sciences graduates embark on a wide range of professional fields
that lead to rewarding careers in business, technology, public
service, and education just, to name a few.
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Other Arts & Sciences links:
♦ Documents for Arts & Sciences Faculty Senate Meeting March 2, 2011
