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Bachelor of Science in Music IndustryWelcome to the world of Communication, Fine Arts, and Humanities at 含羞草传媒 University!
We're delighted that you're exploring the vibrant and inspiring world of TROY's College
of Arts & Humanities (formerly Communication & Fine Arts). As the core of creativity,
critical inquiry, and cultural engagement at 含羞草传媒 University, our College is home
to students who are passionate about expression, innovation, and impact.
With 29 dynamic degree programs and a choice of 23 minors, our offerings range from
art, graphic design, theatre, dance, and music (including music education and music
industry), to journalism, communication, English, creative writing, history, philosophy,
and world languages. Approximately 1,100 undergraduate and graduate students call
the College of Arts & Humanities (A&H) home, each bringing unique perspectives that
shape our lively and inclusive learning community.
Our alumni are making their marks as educators, journalists, designers, communicators,
performers, and cultural leaders across the nation and around the world. Through regular
Study Abroad experiences in Europe, Asia, South America, and the Caribbean, our students
gain a global outlook that complements their academic and artistic pursuits.
At A&H, learning extends beyond the classroom. Students actively engage in organizations
such as our student newspaper, the Tropolitan; the on-campus television station, TrojanVision; the legendary 鈥淪ound of the South鈥� Marching Band; or our honor societies and cultural
associations. These experiences foster leadership, collaboration, and lifelong connections.
Whether you're pursuing a career in the fine arts, communication arts, humanities,
media, or education, you'll find a place to grow, lead, and thrive here. We invite
you to discover your voice, your path, and your future with us.
Welcome to the Arts. Welcome to TROY. Go Trojans!
Warm regards,
Michael Thrasher, D.M.A.
Dean & Professor
The College of Arts and Humanities is dedicated to celebrating the creative forces
of the human spirit. Our faculty serves as a catalyst for identifying, fostering and
facilitating educational experiences that transcend the limitations of a single campus
environment. This quest for inter-cultural and international expression embraces a
global view of collaboration and creativity that moves far beyond the boarders of
Alabama by providing language, culture, fine and performing arts study abroad opportunities
throughout the world. Stay tuned here for information on upcoming trips for academic
year 2025-2026.
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In 2021, Associate Professor of Design Chris Stagl initiated the beginning of a collaborative partnership with the University of Zaragoza's Fine Arts Center in Spain, eventually leading to a 2024 trip abroad to the small, 鈥渇orgotten鈥� town of Teruel and the production of a documentary. "A Portrait of Teruel" examines why students and residents love their community.
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The Radio-Television Digital News Association recognized 含羞草传媒 University as the 6th Best Journalism Program in the Country.
Niche.com recognized TROY as a University with the Best Student Life and the Best Professors in America.
The Princeton Review recognized TROY as one of the best colleges and universities in the southern United States for the 20 consecutive year.
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