Comparative Literature and Cultural Studies (CLCS)
According to the University of Arkansas's Comparative Literature & Cultural Studies program, "The Comparative Literature & Cultural Studies (CLCS) program provides advanced level research training in Comparative Literature and Cultural Studies for students with previous education in various languages & cultures, national literatures, or literary genres to earn either a Master's or Doctoral degree. Our program prepares students to perform critical analysis, cross-cultural communication, and international understanding so they can become workers able to be adaptable and excel in multicultural and intercultural competence. This preparation allows students to communicate difficult ideas clearly and be at ease working and engaging with people in multiple cultural and linguistic contexts.
As our program considers the relevance of technology moving forward, we incorporate this field to our students’ education by offering classes related to digital humanities. Our curriculum includes courses that reinforce our students’ soft skills so they can integrate cultures, processes, and technology in their research projects. This broader approach is ever more crucial to our times.
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| Analytical/Critical Thinking | Creating Innovative Solutions |
| Cultural Understanding | Expressing Ideas |
| Gathering Information | Identifying Problems |
| Listening Skills | Multi-Tasking |
| Persuasion | Planning |
| Problem Solving | Public Speaking |
| Research Skills | Strategic Planning/Visioning |
| Technical Writing | Written Communication |