Old Dominion University, College of Arts and Letters
Located in historic Norfolk, Va., the 188 acres of the Old Dominion University campus stretch from the Elizabeth River to the Lafayette River. Although situated in a metropolitan setting, the University offers a small-college look and feel, with tree-lined walkways, a mix of old and new buildings, and colorful gardens and ponds. Founded in 1930 as a division of the College of William and Mary, Old Dominion has grown into its own over the years and is now one of only 101 public universities with a Carnegie/Doctoral Research-Extensive distinction.
Masters:
- Master in Applied Linguistics
- Master in Applied Sociology
- Master in Creative Writing
- Master in English
- Master in History
- Master in International Studies
- Master in Music Education
- Master in Visual Studies
Doctors:
- Doctor in English
- Doctor in International Studies
Certificates:
- Certificate in Applied Sociology
