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Franklin Events
2013 Lecture on Scholarly Communication
UGA Libraries present lecture on court decisions shaping fair use for higher education
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Latest Posts from the Chronicles
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- student, alumni NSF Fellowships
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- Graduation Day
- Art Alumna wins ICA Prize
Theater and Film Studies
The Department of Theatre and Film Studies offers four degree programs: two are Bachelor of Arts degrees, one in drama and the other in film studies, and two are graduate degrees, the Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.), and the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.). Both bachelor's degrees are liberal arts degrees providing an exposure to sciences, the humanities and the arts while also allowing a concentration in drama or film studies.
Classics
The undergraduate and graduate degree programs of the Department of Classics rank among the largest and strongest of Classics departments in the United States. Our students have won numerous competitive scholarships and other awards, and our graduates have gone on to excellent jobs in a wide range of careers - including teaching at the primary and secondary school levels - and to Ph.D. programs at a variety of prestigious universities.
Romance Languages
The Department of Romance Languages is one of the largest and most productive departments at the University of Georgia. The faculty comprises a full range of specialists offering courses in all literary periods and genres as well as linguistics, culture, film and theory. The Department offers undergraduate and graduate programs in French, Italian, Portuguese, Romance Languages, and Spanish.