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Explore American Culture
American Studies looks at the many cultures that come together in the United States. Teaching and research focus on America as a nation and an ideal. Drawing from a range of disciplines, you will study issues of political, social, and regional identity, cultural diversity, and national character, as well as public and popular culture.
Curriculum and Courses
The American Studies curriculum provides a critical perspective on “American” culture from a variety of vantage points, including global perspectives. Students are encouraged to make connections between a range of disciplinary fields including art, anthropology, architecture, communication, comparative religion, economics, English, geography, history, music, philosophy, political science, sociology, and theater.
- AMS 205 Introduction to American Cultures
- AMS 207 America: Global and Intercultural Perspectives
- AMS 302 Immigrant America
- AMS 303 Consumer Culture
- AMS 305 American Icons
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Explore what it means to be a college student at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, where students prepare to go anywhere and everywhere. We’ll be here to help every step of the way as you prepare for college admission, enrollment, and success.
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