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INTERNATIONAL STUDIES

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Our Liberal Arts courses broaden your understanding of the world and introduce you to multiple perspectives, views, histories, and experiences.

Liberal Arts courses inspire curiosity and new lines of critical inquiry while fortifying your intellectual foundation. You'll read, research, share what you’ve learned, and engage in impassioned discussion. You'll learn to synthesize strands of knowledge in a cohesive, elegant manner and to frame and articulate questions and complex ideas.

HISTORY

ART HISTORY

PHILOSOPHY

GENDER STUDIES

LITERATURE

WRITING

MATH

SCIENCE

Transformative international research and learning opportunities to prepare you for an interconnected world.

The Office of International Education believes transformative international research and learning opportunities prepare you for an interconnected world. We recognize how important it is for students at a 21st-century art school to develop an awareness of diverse cultures, a sensitivity to cultural difference, and awareness of culture’s formative effects. The OIE supports this learning for both international students studying at PNCA and for students studying abroad.

Studying internationally can be a life-changing experience. You’ll learn about a different culture, broaden your education with new perspectives, and develop an international network of friends and contacts. On a personal level, your time spent outside of PNCA gives you a new perspective on your own culture and a new understanding of art. The skills you learn abroad can give you a competitive edge in today’s job market as you develop an ability to adapt to diverse situations.

OIE facilitates international learning opportunities including both shortterm and semester-long programs as well as international exchanges, collaborations, and the promotion of on-campus intercultural experiences. Our Global Learning and Diversity Development (GLADD) Initiative makes global learning opportunities accessible to more students through increased financial support.

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