Why study this program?
Creativity and culture brings together the study of the humanities (art history, cultural studies, English literature, Indigenous studies, modern languages, music history and philosophy) with the fine arts (creative writing, drama, music and visual art). Students focus on studying and using words, images, and sound, with the goal of engaging with cultural works.
Traditional humanities and fine arts majors graduate with a specific set of discipline-based skills. In contrast, our students are exposed to a variety of methods and approaches, and they are encouraged to pursue their own unique path through the program.
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Augustana is an arts and sciences campus located in the small yet vibrant city of Camrose, ß÷ßäÉçÇø. Just one hour southeast of Edmonton, this community-focused campus is home to the and over 900 students from across Canada and around the world. Augustana offers degree programs in an intimate and personalized setting, with an average class size of 22 people.
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AC is a creativity and culture student (specializing in drama) and the president of the Augustana Drama Club. She chose the program because of her love of theatre, and her favourite things about the program are the community fostered, growth opportunities and lack of written final exams.
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Because the U of A wants you to succeed, our admissions policy ensures that all students, regardless of citizenship, have the language skills they need to understand, participate and learn in our classes. The primary language of instruction in our classes, with the exception of those at the Faculté Saint-Jean, is English. For more information on the refer to the U of A Calendar. Information on writing ELP examinations is also available.
At the U of A, we are committed to encouraging Indigenous Students in their work towards a degree. Indigenous students have been under-represented in higher education in Canada, thus our policy is aimed at increasing opportunity, with the goal of our Aboriginal student population being representative of the public we serve. For more information on refer to the U of A Calendar.
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