Welcome to the College of Arts & Letters
Today is full of opportunities and you have more choices than ever on how you will make your mark in the world. Perhaps you will connect people and nations as a diplomat or interpreter, a counselor or social worker. Or guide others in a role as teacher, police offer, or a military leader. Or even express the world as you see it as an artist, an author, a musician, journalist, movie director, or actor.
These are just a few of the possibilities available to you within the College of Arts & Letters. And all these possibilities have a common thread. They are in a position to enhance communications between people, to bring new insights, and expand people's horizons, to make a difference in humanity.
We invite you to visit our department sites to see how your opportunity in making a difference can start on a solid beginning.
Contact Information
Please use the form below to contact the College of Arts & Letters.
Your request will be reviewed and forwarded to the appropriate department.so that you may face the world with the knowledge, heart, and skills to change it for the better, within your community and abroad.
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College of Arts and Letters Degrees and Programs
Associate Degree(s) in Core Curriculum with pathway courses
The campus designation code indicates that the degree can be completed on that campus or online, as indicated.
*Degree requires visits to multiple campuses and/or online courses.

Bachelor’s Degrees may be started on any campus and can only be completed in Dahlonega or Gainesville (coded below).
The campus designation code indicates that the degree can be completed on that campus or online, as indicated.
*Degree requires visits to multiple campuses and/or online courses.

Graduate programs at UNG have different admission requirements, application deadlines and tuition rates. Select a program name or its catalog listing to learn more about UNG’s graduate offerings. Contact Graduate Admissions if you have questions regarding the application process.
The campus designation code indicates that the degree can be completed on that campus or online, as indicated.
*Degree requires visits to multiple campuses and/or online courses.

The campus designation code indicates that the degree can be completed on that campus or online, as indicated.
*Degree requires visits to multiple campuses and/or online courses.

The campus designation code indicates that the degree can be completed on that campus or online, as indicated.
*Degree requires visits to multiple campuses and/or online courses.

Departments
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Two students gain entry into GLIP
UNG senior Giselle Simental and UNG junior Naumi Vate of Dawsonville, Georgia, were selected for the highly competitive Georgia Legislative Internship Program (GLIP).
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USG recognizes faculty with awards and fellowship
Dr. Michele Hill and Dr. Caroline Muñoz were awarded two separate and highly prestigious honors from the University System of Georgia (USG). Hill received the Felton Jenkins Jr. Hall of Fame Faculty A
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Psychology professor receives $100,000 grant for mindfulness research
Dr. Shelley Aikman, professor of psychological science at UNG, and her longtime collaborator Dr. Paul Verhaeghen, a Georgia Tech psychology professor who is her husband, decided to test the impact of
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Eight students win Gilman international scholarships
Eight UNG students were awarded the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship, which enables students who are eligible for the Pell grant to study or intern abroad for at least three weeks and gain
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Scholarship recipients account for bulk of spring FROGs
Forty-eight freshmen began their time as UNG cadets with Freshman Recruit Orientation Group (FROG) Week during Jan. 5-10. Among that group were 35 National Guard soldiers who completed basic training