Organized by four divisions, the School of Arts and Sciences maintains a
cultural and academic milieu in which students and faculty may fully develop
their individual potential. From History and French, to Mathematics and Biology,
the School of Arts and Sciences is committed to providing the highest quality
instructional programs.
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The leader for cultural life in the University, the Division of the
Humanities serves as a catalyst to all areas and departments within the School
of Arts and Sciences. The Humanities applies to any student interested in the
evolution of human thought, the culture of humanity, and the expression of ideas
in all mediums. Careers pursued by Humanities majors include writers, educators,
librarians, politicians, museum curators, graphic designers, lawyers, fashion
designers, translators, counselors, consultants, clerics, and doctors.
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The Division of Communication Arts enables students to examine the mass
media's impact on the social, economic, political, and cultural aspects of
society. The Division uses CAU's state-of-the-art facilities to provide hands-on
training to all its majors. Facilities includes WCLK-FM radio station, a
television production studio and CAU-TV, a cable television channel serving the
metropolitan Atlanta area. Careers pursued by Communication Arts majors include
broadcast journalists, actors and actresses, film directors, film critics, TV
anchors, casting directors, copyeditors and copywriters, public relations
directors, special events coordinators, playwrights, and media analysts.
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The Division of Natural and Mathematical Sciences is designed to develop
students' capacity for scientific and analytical work. Because Clark Atlanta
University houses some of the most advanced research facilities in the
Southeast, natural science and mathematics majors have the extraordinary
opportunity to gain key research experience while at CAU. Careers pursued by
Natural Science and Mathematics majors include doctors, nurses, veterinarians,
computer scientists, computer programmers, engineers, medical technicians and
illustrators, health care educators, physical therapists, dentists, and
astronomers.
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For students concerned with the institutions and functions of human society
and the political and social aspects of interpersonal relationships, the
Division of Social Sciences provides the knowledge to recognize and resolve the
problems caused by the increasing pace of social and political change. Careers
pursued by Social Sciences majors include police officers, FBI agents, bankers,
brokers, urban planners, lobbyists, politicians, educators, psychologists,
counselors, human resources administrators, and social workers.
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Established in 1931, the School of Business Administration has always sought
to provide quality business education by integrating scholarship and business
experience in innovative educational programs. Committed to the development of
world citizens who search for solutions to the problems of racism, sexism, age
discrimination and economic deprivation, the School hopes to instill in its
students compassion for these issues in their business decisions. In order to
provide practical work experience in conjunction with their academic studies,
the School links students with local and national business. These internships
provide financial support and often the opportunity for employment after
graduation. Careers pursued by graduates from the School of Business
Administration include CPAs, claims adjusters, tax lawyers, loan officers,
appraisers, financial analysts, international buyers, account executives, human
resources managers, sales managers, and personnel recruiters.
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Since its inception in 1944, The School of Education has successfully
prepared competent graduate and undergraduate teachers for an increasingly
diverse population. By emphasizing sound ethical and moral principles the School
hopes to enhance in its students personal integrity and compassion, to develop
each student's highest potential for leadership and service and to prepare
leaders who are motivated to effect the optimum development of historically
excluded classes in our multicultural society. Careers pursued by graduates from
the School of Education include educators, child life specialists, preschool
administrators, school psychologists, writers for educational publishers,
educational researchers, curriculum specialists, management trainers, marketing
support specialists, administrative support supervisors, athletic coaches,
dietitians, and physical therapists.
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Established in 1920 and incorporated under the laws of Georgia in 1925, The
School of Social Work is the first accredited School of Social Work in Georgia
and the oldest Historically Black School of Social Work in the world. Committed
to the development of citizens who search for solutions to the problems of
racism, sexism, age discrimination and economic deprivation, the School hopes to
instill in its students compassion for these issues in their daily practice of
social work. Careers pursued by graduates from the School of Social Work include
international social workers, gerontology specialists, clinical social workers,
substance abuse counselors, case workers, developmental disabilities
specialists, community organization directors, policy analysts, research
analysts, juvenile corrections officers, child protective services personnel,
and criminal justice/corrections specialists.
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