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Our i-LASH guide has all the latest information about studying liberal arts, social sciences and humanities around the world. You can also read more articles about studying liberal arts, social sciences and humanities by clicking on the titles below.

Studying anthropology in Canada will equip you with a wide range of skills and bright prospects for your future career


Germany is one of the most popular destinations for international students from around the world


European universities offer a wide range of geography courses, both broad and specialised. Claudia Iordache explains how geography skills can lead to an exciting range of careers


Australian philosophy programmes are well-respected globally. Mark Colyvan and Alan Hájek detail the structure of these programmes and how international students can apply


Professor Bryson Brown explores how Canada’s colonial heritage and modern-day immigrants have influenced the nation’s study of philosophy, as well as the range of courses on offer


With its breathtaking and varied landscape, New Zealand offers a vibrant setting for any aspiring geographer, as Mary Flaws explains


Many of Canada’s universities offer distinctive classics programmes. Alison Keith outlines the wealth of topics available to students


Ireland offers a number of degrees and study modules that allow students to pursue an education in anthropology - a highly-valued discipline, as Adam Drazin explains


New Zealand’s unique position of having strong historical legacies from European settlers, the Mãori and others has led to diverse and exciting history programmes, as Professor Giselle Byrnes explains


An overview of what studying sociology involves and where it can take you by the American Sociological Association


As societies become ever more globalised and complex the need for sociologists is becoming more vital, as Anthony Elliott explains


Students can often face a bewildering array of options when choosing their degree. Maryanne Rhett suggests the best ways to find your perfect history course in the USA


Gender equality is increasingly recognised as a crucial element in economic and social development. JaneMaree Maher explains how students can embark upon this thought-provoking field of study


Jean MacIntyre explores the rich education that a heritage studies degree can offer


Online study is becoming increasingly popular, with communities and discussion boards encouraging learning and debate. Nicholas Smith explains how philosophy has benefited from this rapid development


Social sciences and humanities play a vital, but sometimes overlooked role in the modern world. Here, Sir Adam Roberts notes the significant role social scientists play in British society


Education studies is not just about becoming a teacher. This varied field offers insight into all aspects of education around the world, as Jane Bates explains


As a relatively new field,  Australian sociology draws on the best of European and American sociological traditions. Michael Gilding explores the value of studying this robust field in Australia


International studies in the UK offers a fascinating field of study, as students explore issues such as war, terrorism, economics and healthcare. Colin McInnes introduces this challenging subject


Philosophy studies encourages the ability to problem solve, both logically and creatively. Helen Beebee identifies the key elements of UK philosophy education and the practical applications of such a degree


With growing interest in issues such as climate change, migration, environmental degradation and social cohesion, geography is one of the most relevant courses you could choose to study, as Dr. Catherine Souch explains


Development studies is an interdisciplinary field, meaning students from all backgrounds and interests could benefit from the skills acquired, as Frances Hill explains