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Join our community of political scientists, historians, and geographers with the flexibility to find your niche and develop the skills needed to create a strong and vibrant career path that impacts the world.
The School of Humanities and Social Sciences students are creative, imaginative and practical. They embrace broad topics as well as applied skills. They explore culture, history, geography, law and government. Unique resources like crisis simulations and mock trials prepare them for post-graduation roles and responsibilities. Students in this program can significantly impact the lives of others.
Choose from programs like Criminology, Emergency and Disaster Management, Political Science and more!
Need help deciding which program to choose? No worries! We’re here to help you discover your passion.
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Expanded scholarship model with tiers up to $6,000 with merit scholarships. Once applied and admitted, eligible students are automatically awarded a merit-based scholarship based on their academic information.
Get in-state rates with the Bearcat Advantage. Receive an $8,728 scholarship with a 2.75 GPA or above.
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““The program offers hands-on experience through classwork and internships. This experience has prepared me for further opportunities in museums.””
Nora Crowley
History major with a minor in public history and museum studies // Kansas City, Mo
An intensive three-day domestic disaster relief field training exercise is required for students studying majors or minors in emergency disaster management. Each year, this exercise takes place at the Mozingo Outdoor Education Recreation Area.
Northwest students may also join the Northwest Mock Trial Team. Members compete in regional and national competitions sponsored by the American Mock Trial Association. Mock Trial gives students the opportunity to learn about the judicial process while honing communication skills.
GeoClub offers academic and social opportunities for students studying Earth science, geology and geography. This club sponsors various activities such as:
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The History Club furthers student engagement with history and historic preservation and fosters a deeper engagement with the past. Participants take field trips to historical sites and engage in community service activities.
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Monday - Friday
7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
