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Walk Your Path

With a degree in the humanities and social sciences, you'll bring unique perspectives and skills to our changing world. Explore our diverse programs — and find the right fit for you.

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No Fear

Samantha Steffanus is about to graduate from NC State with two degrees and five years of incredible experiences under her belt. What keeps her reaching for such great heights?

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Learning on the Job

Maggie Thompson, the chancellor’s communication specialist, will receive her Master of Science degree in technical communication at commencement this weekend.

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Defining the Moments

Olivia Ball is graduating from NC State feeling like a much different person from who she was when she started. This transformation isn’t the result of one big change but a series of opportunities — including support from professors and donors — that have helped her grow along the way.

What Can I Do With My Degree?

Our alumni range from attorneys to archaeologists, educators to entrepreneurs, social workers to social media specialists. They’re leaders who use their communication, problem-solving and listening skills for good. Explore career paths from our college.

Career paths

Undergraduate Admissions

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Graduate Admissions

Start your application with the NC State Graduate School.

Add or Change Majors and Minors

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How We Think And Do

We study human thought and action in a high-tech context. Walk the bricks and find the path that’s right for you.

Did Charles Dickens’s 19th century writing style influence modern television? Big slay 😌

Developments in literacy and print helped serial publications of novels over many weeks or months to gain traction and become hugely popular in that era.

@ncstate assistant professor of English Anna Gibson is the co-director of the Digital Dickens Notes Project which offers readers insight into the 19th century author’s creative mind and writing practices and new ways of interpreting texts written in a series.

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