Liberal Studies

Endicott’s liberal studies major is rooted in the liberal arts and is the most versatile and individualized of Endicott’s majors meeting the professional goals of a wide range of students. Students are exposed to reading, thinking, and writing within different disciplines as they choose courses of interest from a range of liberal arts subjects, including history, political science, English, psychology, philosophy, religion, sociology, and other areas. Students in the program also participate in at least two interdisciplinary seminars (LST 201), in which they examine a topic from two disciplinary perspectives. Academic minors are encouraged as a way for students to further develop their specific knowledge base. Students may also design and apply to pursue an individually designed liberal studies program of study.

Liberal Studies majors apply what they learn in the classroom to a wide range of internships from businesses and schools to law firms and government agencies. Graduates benefit from limitless career options, and recent graduates have pursued further study at Fordham University, Sacred Heart University, Boston College, Johns Hopkins University, and other prestigious institutions.

Students interested in becoming licensed public school teachers complete the liberal studies major with a concentration in early childhood or elementary education. For more information, please see the School of Education section of the catalog.

Examples of Internships include:

     Amnesty International
     Beverly School for the Deaf
     Massachusetts State House
     Cape Ann Whale Watch
     Rockport Publishers
     Peabody Essex Museum
     Deloitte Services, LLP
     Gay/ Lesbian Advocates & Defenders
     Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital
     Boys and Girls Clubs
     WBZ News Radio
     Embassy of Georgia