48 Humanities Courses
Explore the evolution of Western civilization from the Enlightenment to modern times, examining pivotal movements and ideas that shaped contemporary society.
The Crusades course offers an in-depth exploration of the historical events, motivations, and impacts of the crusades spanning the eleventh to thirteenth centuries.
African American History explores key figures and movements from 1930 onward, highlighting the quest for freedom and justice throughout modern history.
This course explores major texts and thinkers in political philosophy, focusing on themes such as citizenship, the state, constitutional government, and democracy.
Explore the intricate relationships between science, magic, and religion through historical evolution and cultural shifts from ancient to modern times.
Explore the rich historical, cultural, and literary dimensions of Ancient Israel through engaging discussions and critical analysis of significant texts and concepts.
Sustainable Living: Environment I explores environmental justice, energy, transportation, and consumer awareness through engaging guest speakers and student-led initiatives.
Explore the intricate interactions between Earth's atmosphere, oceans, and climate, focusing on physical processes, energy budgets, and environmental changes.
This course explores the philosophical implications of death, immortality, and personal identity, addressing ethical questions surrounding mortality and the impact on how we live...
The American Novel Since 1945 explores significant literary works, themes, and historical contexts, highlighting the evolution of American literature and its cultural impact.
Explore cutting-edge communications research methods focusing on bone marrow transplantation and immune system reboots through expert guidance from Dr. Morton Cowan.
Explore the intersection of philosophy and cognitive science through key texts and contemporary findings on happiness, morality, justice, and social structures.
The Humanities encompass a diverse range of disciplines that explore the intricacies of human experience, culture, and expression. From literature and philosophy to history and the arts, the study of Humanities invites learners to delve deep into what it means to be human.
In our online course offerings, students can engage with various subjects that challenge their perspectives and enhance their critical thinking skills. Here are some key areas covered:
Our courses are designed for learners of all backgrounds, whether you are seeking to enrich your understanding of the Humanities for personal growth or aiming to pursue a career in education, research, or cultural institutions. Each course combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications, encouraging students to engage in thoughtful discussions and collaborative projects.
Additionally, the Humanities foster essential skills that are invaluable in today's world:
Join us in exploring the rich tapestry of the Humanities. Whether you are interested in a single course or a comprehensive program, you will find a supportive learning environment that encourages exploration, creativity, and discovery.