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Cultural Studies and Comparative Literature.

A program with a general synthesis of cultural studies and comparative literature or a specialization which draws from cultural studies and comparative literature. Includes instruction in anthropology, comparative linguistics, cultural studies, history, literary criticism, literary studies, philosophy, political economy, sociology, and textual studies.

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Salary Summary

$75,713

Avg Median Salary $75,713
Lowest Median $64,580
Highest Median $84,290

Source: BLS OEWS May 2024

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Career Paths 3
Degree Level Bachelor
Code 30.3601

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