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Digital and Public Humanities

The following are the course and credit requirements for the Major emphasis in Digital and Public Humanities. You can also access this information on the UW-Green Bay Catalog page the Digital and Public Humanities Emphasis on the UW-Green Bay Catalog.

Digital and Public Humanities Language Requirement

All Humanistic Studies majors are expected to fulfill the non-English language requirement by completing one of the following:

  • Complete at least two college-level semesters of a non-English language. Students who have taken French, German or Spanish in high school or who have acquired a knowledge of the language elsewhere may receive credit for that preparation by passing an advanced-level UW-Green Bay course with a grade of ā€œCā€ or better.
  • Demonstrate the equivalent level of proficiency in a non-English language on a proficiency exam. NOTE: Students seeking to fulfill the language requirement through proficiency testing in French, German, or Spanish should contact the appropriate language coordinator. For skill assessment in other languages, students should contact the chair of Modern Languages.



Supporting Courses:9-12
HUM STUD 100
Living the Humanities
HUM STUD 200
Introduction to Digital and Public Humanities
WF 105
Research and Rhetoric 1
Lower-Level Elective (choose one course): 2

100 or 200-level ENGLISH course

100 or 200-level FNS course

100 or 200-level HISTORY course

100 or 200-level PHILOS course

ARTS MGT 257
Arts in the Community
Upper-Level Courses: 324
Community Engagement (choose 6 credits):

ENGLISH 333
Literary Themes (topic: The Literature of Suffering))
ENGLISH 400
English Capstone
ENGLISH 497
Internship
FNS 497
Internship
HISTORY 497
Internship
HUM STUD 320
Language and Identity
HUM STUD 400
Humanities Practicum
HUM STUD 497
Internship
PHILOS 497
Internship
Project-based Learning (choose 6 credits):

ENGLISH 324
Sheepshead Review Practicum
ENGLISH 400
English Capstone
ENGLISH 424
Book Editing Practicum
GERMAN 425
German Translation Studies
HUM STUD 300
Intermediate Digital and Public Humanities
HUM STUD 400
Humanities Practicum
SPANISH 465
Special Topics
Digital or Public Humanities Inflected courses (choose 6 credits):

ENGLISH 324
Sheepshead Review Practicum
ENGLISH 333
Literary Themes (Topic: The Literature of Suffering)
ENGLISH 400
English Capstone
ENGLISH 424
Book Editing Practicum
ENGLISH 431
Shakespeare
ENGLISH 436
Major Author(s) (Topic: Toni Morrison)
ENGLISH 497
Internship
FNS 497
Internship
HISTORY 301
The Middle Ages
HISTORY 302
Problems in American Thought (Topic: Wilderness)
HISTORY 421
Topics in Medieval History
HISTORY 422
Topics in Early Modern European History
HISTORY 470
Studies in Comparative History (Topic: The French and Haitian Revolutions)
HISTORY 497
Internship
HUM STUD 300
Intermediate Digital and Public Humanities
HUM STUD 370
Sustainability through the Humanities
HUM STUD 400
Humanities Practicum
HUM STUD 497
Internship
PHILOS 497
Internship
Electives (choose 3 credits):

300 or 400-level ENGLISH course

300 or 400-level GERMAN course

300 or 400-level HISTORY course

300 or 400-level HUM STUD course

300 or 400-level PHILOS course

300 or 400-level SPANISH course

Capstone:

HUM STUD 400
Humanities Practicum
Total Credits33-36