Concentration:
Arts & Cultural Studies
In all Prescott College programs, undergraduate students have the option of creating their own student-directed competence or concentration. Students in Arts & Cultural Studies explore the many ways that humans relate to each other and their environments through a political, economic, social, cultural, historical or aesthetic lens. As active, even activist, artists or scholars, they increase awareness and participation in intercultural dialogues while they examine their own and others’ beliefs and make contributions to existing and emerging bodies of knowledge and practice. Individualized programs in Arts & Cultural Studies prepare students for graduate study or careers in areas that include:
- Anthropology
- Cultural and regional studies
- Expressive Arts
- History
- Humanities
- Journalism
- Public administration
- Art
- Writing and Literature
- Social advocacy and education in non-profit organizations
Life & Career Outcomes
Life & Career Outcomes- Art Administator
- Art Critic
- Graduate School
- Journalist
- Non-Profit Manager
- Professional Writer
Faculty & Mentor Guides
Faculty & Mentor Guides
Academic Resources
Academic ResourcesPrescott College Library
The Prescott College Library supports the curriculum with a variety of print and electronic resources. Our library catalog reflects not only our collection but that of more than 30 other libraries in Yavapai county. A system-wide library card allows borrowers to request books from any library in the county. Online resources include millions of full-text articles available through our article databases, and over 130,000 e-books available through ebrary.
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