Integrated Studies

Here's a small sample of what you can do with an Integrated Studies degree from Brevard College:

• Local Government Employee
• Program Developer for a Non-Profit
• Social Work Graduate Student
• Camp or Campus Ministry
• Public Administration Graduate Student

Brevard College graduates have proven that you can do anything with an Integrated Studies degree. Below is a list of job titles of graduates from Brevard's Program:

• Chief Executive
• Lawyer
• Public Relations & Fundraising Manager
• Case Manager
• Software Project Manager
• Teacher (primary and secondary)
• Operations Manager
• Marketing Research Analyst
• Journalist
• Author
• Library Assistant
• Copy Writer

Here’s how students have tailored the Integrated Studies Program to fit their personal and career needs:

• Margaret researched the growing foster and homeless children population in Transylvania County. She designed an experimental residential community to address their educational, emotional, and social needs sustainably and efficiently.
• Chantel used her interest in political communications to intern as a “mitigation specialist,” which allowed her to work with people in the prison system to assess mitigating factors in their personal backgrounds that might reduce or revise their sentences.
• Jana combined her interests in Psychology, mountain biking, and Wilderness Leadership to design a wilderness adventure/therapy program for women with eating disorders.
• Lance applied his background in Wilderness Leadership and Experiential Education to design a model program for Student Outdoor Leadership Development.

Integrated Studies majors receive a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Integrated Studies. You can choose to pair their Integrated Studies degree with Teacher Licensure to teach in elementary school or pursue a special certificate program for Elementary Education.

Virtually any minor program can be combined with a major in Integrated Studies to round out your academic interests and increase your marketability to prospective graduate schools or employers, such as Gender Studies and Leadership.