College of Arts & Sciences
Humanities
Humanities provides students with a critical understanding of world cultures and civilizations. For learners with a variety of interests within arts and cultures, the humanities program encompasses a range of disciplines documenting the human experience not usually found in a single academic unit.
Humanities Major Overview
As a humanities student, you have the flexibility to design your own program of study to meet your academic and career goals. You will gain writing and analytical skills that are crucial to success in university, graduate school and workplace settings.
- Learn from engaging faculty about culturally relevant topics.
- Connect with local professionals across a variety of professions and industries.
- Choose courses that meet your needs and goals.
Check out Areas of Study
To earn a degree in humanities, you must complete the major requirements. Consult with your academic advisor regarding major requirements and admission.
Explore Our Current Courses
The humanities program can be organized according to two general plans:
Plan A: Complete 24 credits in a primary concentration and 15 credits in a secondary concentration.
Plan B: Complete a minimum of nine credits in three or more academic areas in the sciences.
View the class schedule to learn more about what courses are currently being offered!
Unique Humanities Opportunities
Concentrations
- Comparative Ethnic Studies
- Digital Technology and Culture
- English
- Art
- Foreign Languages and Cultures
- History
- Humanities
- Women’s Studies
Contact the College of Arts & Sciences Office
Elly SweetAssociate Dean and Academic Director, WSU Tri-Cities College of Arts & Sciences; Associate Professor, Career Track, School of Biological SciencesCIC 125Felly.sweet@wsu.edu
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