I. Western Humanities (12 credits)

Preferably taken in sequence.

• HUM 211 - Classical Antiquity
• HUM 213 - The European Middle Ages
• HUM 215 - Forms of Humanism: Renaissance to Enlightenment
• HUM 217 - The Modern Age in the West: Self and Society in the West, 1848 to the Present

II. Comparative Humanities (8 credits)

• HUM 230 - The Humanities and Islam
• HUM 232 - The Humanities and Africa
• HUM 234 - The Humanities and Asia
• HUM 236 - The Humanities and Latin America

III. Issues (2 credits)

• HUM 203 - Current Issues in the Humanities

Note

In consultation with the Humanities Director, students may substitute one four-credit intermediate- or upper-level course in a specific humanities discipline — Literature, Religion, Classics, History, Art, Philosophy, Music, interdisciplinary programs, social science disciplines and programs, etc. — for one of the Western or Comparative Humanities courses.