Humanities Courses

Humanities Minor

World Languages, Literatures, and Cultures 
Advisor: Dr. Joan McRae

The Humanities minor is an undergraduate program that promotes intellectual inquiry through the humanities, exploring a variety of topics relative to the modern human condition thought and values as depicted in literature, film, and culture. Through  the Humanities minor, students will understand ways in which various peoples throughout history and across geographic boundaries have expressed ideals and values rooted in/surrounding the human condition. The Humanities minor enhances one's ability to critically assess texts and ideas and to aptly communicate these assessments-skills that allow students to make effective contributions in the community and in the workplace.

Courses (15 hours)

The Humanities minor requires 15 credit hours:

  • HUM 2610 - World Literatures  3 credit hours  

  • HUM 3600 - Israeli Cinema  3 credit hours  

  • Up to 6 credit hours of any level language prefix courses (ARAB, CHIN, GERM, FREN, ITAL, JAPN, PORT, or SPAN)