This division provides oversight for the English and Professional Studies degree programs, as well as many of the General Education offerings in all colleges (Art, Communication, Critical Thinking, French, History, Humanities, Music, Philosophy, Political Science, Religion, Social Science, Spanish, and Women’s Studies).
Business careers are manufactured in Midway College classrooms, where you can develop skills and qualities essential for success: analytical ability; critical thinking; the ability to lead others; and an understanding of social, political, and economic forces.
You can combine academics and a future career with your love of horses at Midway College. Midway’s Equine Studies program, in the heart of the Bluegrass, delivers an exceptional education. With impressive on-campus facilities, Midway equine students have ready access to more than 80 horses of various breeds in all stages of training. Midway’s Equine Studies degree ties together practical horse experience with the technical background you need for a career in the equine industry.
The Midway College Leadership MBA program is built upon the practice-to-theory-to-practice education model designed for working adults. Candidates will be working adults who can apply the theory of the graduate program to the practice of their current work situation and who can contribute to the team learning environment.
Personal satisfaction, tremendous professional opportunities, and the chance to help your community are primary reasons to consider nursing as a career. And Midway College’s Nursing program has a reputation as one the finest programs in Kentucky. You’ll benefit from a strong curriculum; team-taught classroom theory; concentrated, supervised laboratory; and clinical experiences, enabling you to make a positive impact in your community.
Prepare yourself for a rewarding career in human services -- including therapeutic, industrial, educational, or governmental positions -- with a Psychology degree from Midway College. The program can also serve as a springboard to graduate study in the subfields of psychology, such as counseling, child development, or educational psychology.
You can realize your goal of becoming an educator in Midway College’s Teacher Education program. Midway has an excellent reputation for developing leaders in the classroom and prides itself on a perfect record: 100 percent of Midway College Teacher Education students receive their provisional licensure after graduation!
Midway College believes the purpose of general education is to offer students excellent opportunities to acquire a common core of knowledge and basic life and learning skills, and to expose them to a diversity of views and attitudes. To this end, the general education curriculum is designed to create an environment of inquiry into the connections between branches of knowledge. Exposure to diverse ways of discovery and learning leads to greater civic and social maturity and an understanding of the relationships that bind us together.
