Norman J. Radow College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Kennesaw State University's Norman J. Radow College of Humanities and Social Sciences offers more than 80 programs that spark curiosity, build critical thinking, and prepare students for meaningful careers. Our multidisciplinary approach and dedicated faculty create an environment where experiential learning, research, and community engagement thrive.

With robust advising, supportive resources, and opportunities ranging from internships and study abroad to complementary minors and dual degrees, students can tailor a path that fits their ambitions. Serving more than 8,000 students and conferring nearly a quarter of all KSU degrees, Radow College is the university’s largest and one of its most dynamic academic communities.