Academic Programs
The School of the Humanities offers the following major programs:
Department of Biblical & Religious Studies
- Biblical and Religious Studies—concentrations in Bible, Religion, Theology, and World Christianity.
- Christian Ministries—concentrations in Congregational Ministry, Youth Ministry, and Cross Cultural Ministries.
- Communication—concentrations in Communication Studies, Public Relations, and Film and Digital Media
- English—concentrations in Literature and Writing
- English with Secondary Teaching Certification
- Journalism
- History—concentrations in Classical History (pre-modern Europe), Modern European History, American History, Non-Western History, Public History.
- History with Secondary Social Studies Teaching Certification
Department of Modern Languages
- French
- French with Secondary Teaching Certification
- German
- German with Secondary Teaching Certification
- Spanish
- Spanish with Secondary Teaching Certification
- Spanish Business
- Philosophy
- Political Studies
- International Relations
- Collaborative Masters in Public Policy with Carnegie Mellon University
In addition, the School of the Humanities offers an interdisciplinary Humanities major for those interested in combining two areas of interest.
Departments in the school also contribute to other interdisciplinary programs on campus, including the major in Peace and Conflict Studies.
