Unlock your Creative Mind to Change the World
Reach your full creative potential and inspire the world through a career grounded in communication, the fine and performing arts or the humanities.
At Georgia Southern University’s College of Arts and Humanities, learn to harness your imagination through our transformative programs emphasizing adaptable 21st century skills. Pursue creative, digital and interdisciplinary research alongside our accomplished faculty, and then apply your knowledge outside the classroom through internships, performance opportunities and community engagement. We empower our graduates to bring their creativity to life through innovative thought, collaborative research and artistic endeavors that spark our region’s creative imagination.
Explore Our Programs
Prepare to serve your community, enrich the liberal arts through research or academic instruction or express yourself artistically through one of our dynamic programs. Explore our college’s expansive undergraduate and graduate offerings available on our Armstrong and Statesboro campuses, as well as online.
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Meet Our Faculty
Our visionary faculty encourage our students to become creative and critical thinkers, problem solvers and leaders equipped to uplift the world through academic and imaginative thought. This mission extends beyond the classroom to research and programmatic civic discourse that invigorates our region’s culture.
Student Life at Georgia Southern University
Our Impact
Discover how a liberal arts education ignites creative discoveries and encourages you to inspire your community.
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Innovative and service-oriented programs
Place us among the most expansive liberal arts colleges in Georgia.
6+
Years of the Ogeechee International History Film Festival,
The only and longest-running festival of its type in the world.
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Top-10 state and national rankings
For our thoughtful and original programs.
Research and Outreach
Expand global consciousness when you conduct research and outreach with our award-winning faculty. Connect with our world-class museum and performing arts centers. Explore cross-cultural collaborations, visit the annals of history and shape future media alongside our expert instructors.
- Betty Foy Sanders Department of Art Outreach and Events
- History Projects
- Publications and Reading Series
- That Great Gretsch Sound! Museum
- Center for Africana Studies
- Center for Irish Research & Teaching
- Institute for Innovative and Integrated Studies
- Georgia Southern Museum
- Performing Arts Center
- Digital Humanities Project
- Ogeechee International History Film Festival (OIHFF)
- Society for Contemporary American Literature in German (SCALG)
- SouthEast Coastal Conference on Languages & Literatures (SECCLL)
Undergraduate Research with CURIO
For 15 years and counting, CURIO has sparked innovation among College of Arts and Humanities undergraduates. Faculty mentor students throughout the year as they engage in research and take on other creative projects. Then, students present their new ideas and concepts to the wider community at our annual spring symposium.
Departments
In response to participating in the 2023 Black Theatre network conference:
“They really boosted the students morale and made us feel that our talent is seen and appreciated. Everyone there wanted us to win and feel like winners. The conference set the students up to have acting opportunities after we graduate college. They were not afraid to open doors for us and get us through those doors. The whole process and conference itself didn’t lack in any area and just made me feel welcomed and like family right away.”
— Benjamin Roberts, '24
Student Success and Support
Creative success depends on strong background support, and the College of Arts and Humanities is here to help as you begin your journey and look toward your future. For whichever program you choose, nurture your progress and grow your network through scholarships, student clubs and our myriad of performance, study abroad and career development opportunities.
Recent News
- Professor’s documentary wins awards
- Jerry Saltz is 2023 Mark Finlay Memorial Lecture Series speaker
- GS Theatre Student Benjamin Roberts, recognized by the Black Theatre Network
- ‘Let’s get dressed’ exhibit opens March 29
- Dr. Stambaugh hits the right note with new book
- The NAMM Foundation Welcomes Dinah Gretsch to The Board of Directors
- History students document Savannah’s African American maritime history
- Camp helping high school students see college as an option
Upcoming Events
Visit our COVID-19 response page for full information regarding instruction.
Undergrad App Fee Waived November 1-30
