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Humanities Emphases

Curating Your Career Path

Building specific knowledge adds depth to your professional talents.

Picture your emphasis as a magnifying glass for a specific facet of the humanities. Focus in on particular areas of interest, aligning your studies with your professional aspirations. You'll not only deepen your understanding but also enhance your knowledge, making you more competitive in your chosen career path.

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Humanities Emphases

Students who major in the humanities can choose from these emphases.

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Ancient & Medieval Studies

For those who prefer their humanities really old-school. We build community, find love, fight wars, trade items, make songs now. We built community, found love, fought wars, traded items and made songs then. In Ancient & Medieval Studies, you’ll recognize humanity across cultures and times by studying the cultures and civilizations of the ancient and medieval worlds.

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Digital & Public Humanities

People aren’t just connecting in public anymore—they’re also connecting digitally. Through the Digital & Public Humanities emphasis, you’ll develop broader skills within humanities while focusing on how we think about, and through, digital and public spaces.

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World Cultures

Leverage the power of the humanities to broaden and deepen your insight into the human condition through the study of other cultures and perspectives. In this emphasis, you’ll be more informed, empathetic and culturally proficient, which helps you engage intelligently in world cultures and issues.

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Vince Lowrey

Questions? Just Ask

Meet Professor Vince Lowrey, the Chair of our Humanities program. He is happy to answer your questions about the Humanities program.

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Vince Lowrey

Here to help you Succeed

Meet Professor Vince Lowrey, the Chair of Humanities program. If you have questions about our program, he is here to help.

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