Philosophy, logic, religion, ethics, aesthetics, philosophy of science and technology.
2. Economics
International economy and trade, finance, finance, investment, insurance.
3. pedagogy
Pedagogy, preschool education, primary education, special education, continuing education, psychology.
4. History
History, world history, archaeology, museology, ethnology.
5. Law.
Law and Marxist Theory: Scientific Socialism and International Producer Movement, China Revolutionary History and Producer Party History;
Sociology: sociology, social work;
Politics: international politics, politics and administration, ideological education and diplomacy;
Public security science: public security science, reconnaissance science, frontier defense management science;
6. Literature
China language and literature: China language and literature, teaching Chinese as a foreign language, classical literature;
Foreign languages and literature;
Journalism and communication: journalism, radio and television journalism, editing and publishing, advertising;
7, management class
Management science and engineering: management, information management and information system;
Business administration: business administration, marketing, accounting and financial management, human resource management, tourism management and auditing;
Public management: administrative management, public enterprise management, labor and social security;
Agricultural economic management: agricultural and forestry economic management, rural regional development;
Library science and archival science.
Extended data
Liberal arts, also known as humanities and social sciences, takes the politics, economy and culture unique to human society as the research object.
Humanities takes human spiritual world and its precipitated spiritual culture as the object. Social science takes human society as the research object. If the humanities mainly study people's thoughts, spirits, emotions and values, that is, people's subjective spiritual world and its accumulated spiritual culture, then the social sciences pay more attention to the objective human society, rather than specific individuals and their subjective world.
The former usually uses the methods of meaning analysis and hermeneutics to study spiritual and cultural phenomena in the micro field, and its science includes literature, history, philosophy and its derived aesthetics, religion, ethics, culturology, art and so on.
The latter focuses on the use of empirical methods to study macro-social phenomena, mainly including economics, sociology, political science, law and so on.
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