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Towson University College of Liberal Arts

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Coordinates: 39°23′42.3″N 76°36′32.25″W / 39.395083°N 76.6089583°W / 39.395083; -76.6089583
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Towson University's College of Liberal Arts, the largest of the eight colleges at Towson, includes the departments of:

  • English
  • Family Studies and Human Services
  • Foreign Languages
  • Geography and Environmental Planning
  • History
  • Philosophy and Religious Studies
  • Political Science*
  • Psychology
  • Sociology
  • Anthropology
  • Criminal Justice
  • Women's Studies

The college additionally offers interdisciplinary degree programs in cultural studies, international studies, law and American civilization, metropolitan studies and social science. Graduate programs are offered in geography and environmental planning, humanities, liberal and professional studies, professional writing, psychology, social science, women's studies and several interdisciplinary studies programs.

39°23′42.3″N 76°36′32.25″W / 39.395083°N 76.6089583°W / 39.395083; -76.6089583



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