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Bachelor of Fine Arts, Major in Jewellery Design and Metalsmithing

Nova Scotia College of Art and Design (NSCAD) University

Halifax , Canada

The Bachelor of Fine Arts, Major in Jewellery Design and Metalsmithing program offers students opportunities to explore the media and practices of jewellery and holloware.

Nova Scotia College of Art and Design (NSCAD) University

CA$12,867 International

CA$5,345 Domestic

CA$15,000 Living cost

Bachelor of Fashion Design

NZ Fashion Tech

Auckland , New Zealand

The programme encourages students to challenge ideas, re-examine boundaries and foster creativity while experimenting and developing the strong technical skills required for a future in the fashion industry.

NZ$27,000 International

NZ$10,000 Living cost

Certificate in Fashion Technology

NZ Fashion Tech

Auckland , New Zealand

This programme teaches practical, hands-on technical skills used to construct full garments. Become familiar with industrial machinery, techniques and terminology necessary for fashion garment construction, and be introduced to fabric technology and patternmaking.

NZ$17,850 International

NZ$10,000 Living cost

Certificate in Pattern Design

NZ Fashion Tech

Auckland , New Zealand

Study body measurement, create blocks for men, women and children, and learn to make, adapt, test fit and grade a range of patterns for outerwear garments. Broaden your understanding of the terminology and techniques used in fashion garment production and gain New Zealand qualifications. Extend your fabric knowledge and learn basic computer tasks for garment production, and continue your journey into the realm of commercial fashion design.

NZ$18,200 International

NZ$10,000 Living cost

Diploma in Fashion Technology

NZ Fashion Tech

Auckland , New Zealand

The programme provides an opportunity for people with core skills and interest in the fashion industry to gain an advanced qualification that will increase their prospects of employment.

NZ$18,460 International

NZ$10,000 Living cost

B.A. in American Studies

Oglethorpe University

Atlanta , United States

America is built on a complex history, and many diverse cultures coming together. Exploring this rich tapestry requires an interest in the interdisciplinary – and an eye for the big picture. Luckily, that’s one of the things Oglethorpe does best, and the American Studies major is no exception. The program offers a fascinating, in-depth look at American culture, through the lens of history, literature, economics, social science, and the arts. This high-level view of our nation’s history, present day, and possible future is more than just a major; it’s a way of gaining a life-changing perspective, acquiring life-changing skills, and developing the insight and confidence that transform a curious, insightful student like you into a lifelong leader.

$39,300 International

$39,300 Domestic

$13,400 Living cost

B.A. in Art History

Oglethorpe University

Atlanta , United States

With the earliest examples of human artwork now dating back as far as 40,000 years ago, the visual arts are one of the very oldest means of human expression. Their history is intrinsically bound up with the story of civilization, and even what it means to be human—an incredible subject to explore in the intellectually stimulating environment at Oglethorpe, grounded by the broader context of the liberal arts. As an Art History student, you’ll discover the history and context of visual media such as architecture, drawing, painting, photography, and sculpture, along with evolving contemporary and digital forms. The course election is extensive, ranging from Ancient to Modern, in wide-ranging topics like Symbology; Archaeology; Far Eastern Art; Italian Renaissance; Modern Art; 18th and 19th Century European Art; Art of the Pre-Columbian Americas, Africa, and Oceania; and Modern Architecture.

$39,300 International

$39,300 Domestic

$13,400 Living cost

B.A. in Economics

Oglethorpe University

Atlanta , United States

Economics is an important framework for analyzing decision-making behavior – on both the individual level (micro) and the societal level (macro). It describes the principles underlying individual transactions and the broader markets they fuel. A solid understanding of economics is valuable not just as a foundation for your career, but in your day-to-day life as an engaged voter and an informed consumer.. As an economics student at Oglethorpe, you’ll learn how to… Develop analytical tools for complex problem-solving. Master the technical terminology of the business world. Hone your skills in business writing and communication. And that’s not all: Oglethorpe’s emphasis on the liberal arts (conveyed through the Core) means every student learns to be a better writer and a better thinker, with a deeper understanding of the world around them.

$39,300 International

$39,300 Domestic

$13,400 Living cost

B.A. in History

Oglethorpe University

Atlanta , United States

Here at Oglethorpe, history students don’t just absorb knowledge of historical figures and events, or memorize names and dates. They go further, much further: analyzing historical moments for their greater significance; exploring their connections to past, present, and future; challenging dominant narratives; uncovering hidden causes and implications. In other words, Oglethorpe students encounter history not as an ossified record of the past, but as an ever-evolving inquiry into a story that is still shaping us today. Small, discussion-driven classes – and a focus on written and oral presentation – teach students how to effectively articulate and support their ideas. Overall, the curriculum emphasizes skilled research, strong critical thinking skills, and intelligent debate, producing graduates with fierce intellectual firepower and strong career prospects

$39,300 International

$39,300 Domestic

$13,400 Living cost

B.A. in Human Resource Management

Oglethorpe University

Atlanta , United States

A human resource manager has a complex job – one that requires equal skill in whipping a spreadsheet into shape and putting a smile on a coworker’s face. Human resource managers empower their teams to collaborate effectively. They navigate complicated interpersonal issues with diplomacy and skill. They’re also administrative experts: filing important paperwork, organizing databases, and ensuring that their organizations comply with government regulations. The Human Resource Management program at Oglethorpe prepares students for a career like this one – as well as many others – through an interdisciplinary curriculum that brings together courses in psychology, sociology, and business. Students will develop a foundation in skills like accounting and management, spreadsheets and databases, while exploring broader topics like economics and social psychology.

$39,300 International

$39,300 Domestic

$13,400 Living cost