Bachelor of Science in Humanities

The humanities degree stresses broad knowledge, critical thinking and effective communication, and provides a background in language and literature, history, the social sciences, and the arts. Graduates enter careers in diverse fields, ranging from communications and government to advertising, public relations and teaching. They also pursue advanced degrees in areas such as history, literature, anthropology, linguistics and journalism, and in law school and M.B.A. programs. 

Click here to read about a recent humanities graduate, Karen Liska, who won a prestegious writing award in her second year in law school.

The humanities curriculum allows you to organize your education to achieve a specific professional goal while you receive a solid liberal arts education that deepens your intellectual development. You can:

• learn in classes taught only by qualified, experienced faculty (not graduate students), whose members are experts in their fields
  
• learn in small classes that encourage interaction with your teachers and fellow students
  
• receive careful and caring advising focused on your needs
  
• engage in discussion with students and faculty on a wide range of topics, including literature, art, music, philosophy, history, economics, film, and drama
• gain a clear understanding of the power of humanistic learning in a society influenced by science and technology

Questions?  
Contact Dr. Betty Stover at (248) 204-3520, or send e-mail to stover@ltu.edu