Do you look at the world differently? Are you looking to make a change at home or around the world? The Indiana University Kokomo School of Humanities and Social Sciences can put you on the path toward accomplishing your dreams.
Do you look at the world differently? Are you looking to make a change at home or around the world? The Indiana University Kokomo School of Humanities and Social Sciences can put you on the path toward accomplishing your dreams.
At IU Kokomo, the School of Humanities and Social Sciences is the heart of academic and intellectual life, providing an education designed to prepare well-rounded, globally-minded citizens for a successful future in a variety of fields.
Take classes with professors that push your creative limits. Work with a diverse student body in classes and extracurriculars to reach your highest potential. Travel the world. With seven academic departments, you’re sure to find the perfect combination of a major, concentration, minor, and certificate to suit your interests and career aspirations.
15:1Student-to-Faculty Ratio
18Degrees in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences
35Student Clubs and Organizations
If you’re ready to enter the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, you can explore your options in our Degree Map, or contact the Office of Admissions for more information!
Assessment information for undergraduate degrees is available from the Center for Teaching, Learning, and Assessment (CTLA).
It’s one thing to read stories about what happened in World War II.
It’s another to walk in the footsteps of those who lived it.
About a dozen Indiana University Kokomo students experienced that history this summer, with a 14-day Kokomo Experience and You (KEY) trip to sites significant to World War II.
Read moreSince IU Kokomo added outdoor sculptures to its campus in 2016, it has rotated artwork out, to be replaced with new pieces every two years.
In 2023, a metal sculpture created by two students and a faculty member took a permanent place in the collection.
Victory Unchained, designed and built by Gregory Steel, professor of fine arts, Cybil Johnson, a May 2023 new media, art, and technology graduate (NMAT), and Jimmy Murphy, a junior in the NMAT program, was recently dedicated at the east end of the Kelley Student Center.
Story and video hereA longtime Indiana University Kokomo communication professor has been appointed dean of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences.
Christopher Darr will lead undergraduate programs including psychology, English and language studies, communication and performing arts, sociology, new media, art and technology, and criminal justice and homeland security.
Meet the new deanIndiana University Kokomo
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