CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLiNA


A DYNAMIC APPROACH


TO GEN ED No other school does gen ed quite like Queens. At most universities, “general education” (or “gen ed”) refers to the basic liberal arts classes (like English, science, math, and history) that make up the first two years of college.


At Queens, our general education program is built around dynamic, topic- based courses that dig into big questions and current issues. You’ll explore subjects through the lens of real-world relevance — and you’ll do it in small, discussion- driven classes where your voice maters.


But we don’t stop there. Our gen ed courses are paired with out-of-the- classroom experiences like community engagement, service learning, cultural events, and hands-on research.


You won’t just be learning about the world. You’ll be interacting with it.


THE ACADEMIC HONORS


PROGRAM The Academic Honors Program is designed for Royals who want to push themselves to greater heights. Honors students engage in interdisciplinary seminars, receive direct mentorship, and build the skills to lead and make a difference.


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MAJORS Accounting


Art History, Gallery & Museum Practices


Arts Management & Business


Biochemistry Biology (BA & BS) Business Chemistry (BA & BS) Communication Conservation Biology Creative Writing Data Analytics


Engineering Physics


Exercise and Sport Sciences Finance French Graphic Design


Health Communication Health Sciences History


Interior Architecture and Design


Blair College of Health


College of Arts and Sciences


Knight School of Communication


McColl School of Business


International Studies Literary Studies Marketing Mathematics Multi-Language Multimedia Storytelling Music Music Therapy Nursing


Philosophy and Religion Physics Political Science


Professional Writing and Rhetoric Psychology Sociology Spanish


Sport Management Sports Communication Studio Art


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