Curriculum Description
In Humanities, students have the opportunity to shape an integrated, interdisciplinary program of study in art, philosophy, theology, literature, and history. In the course of their studies they will come to appreciate the distinct ways in which each discipline seeks to know and reflect the world in which we live. At the same time they will examine and evaluate the enduring insights of these disciplines in an effort to answer for their own lives the abiding private and public questions no person should escape or avoid.
Faculty Advisor:
Francis J. Ambrosio, Ph.D.
Format
In addition to the 13 required core and writing courses, 16 courses must be taken from the following Humanities curriculum. Of these, students must work with their advisor to establish the appropriate distribution of required and human values courses.
