Below is a concise, rephrased English version formatted like an academic program listing of specializations within a Liberal Arts (Social Science) major. I preserved the accreditation code you provided.

Liberal Arts Major (Social Science)

A broad-based program covering the arts, humanities and social sciences. Students study diverse disciplines—language, music, literature, culture and social inquiry—developing critical thinking, research, communication and cultural literacy.

• Anthropology & Archaeology
  Study human cultures, societies and biological variation across time and space. Topics include ethnography, cultural theory, primatology and human evolution. Archaeology focuses on past societies through artifact analysis, excavation techniques, dating methods and conservation of material remains.

• History
  Examine past events, peoples and ideas to understand social change and continuity. Learn historical research, source analysis and interpretation across political, cultural, economic and social contexts.

• Mass Communication
  Explore media systems, production and effects across print, broadcast, film and digital platforms. Emphasis on media history, content analysis, visual communication, journalism, public relations and the role of media in shaping public opinion.

• Political Science
  Analyze political institutions, theories and behavior at local, national and international levels. Study comparative politics, public administration, public law, international relations, policy processes, rights and governance.

• Psychology
  Investigate human thought, emotion and behavior using scientific methods. Topics include developmental, cognitive and social psychology, research design, experimental methods and statistical analysis.

• Sociology
  Study social structures, institutions and interactions that shape individual and group behavior. Covers sociological theory, social research methods, statistics and applied topics such as inequality, family, education and urbanization.

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