History, Literature, and Philosophy

With this uniquely customizable degree, you can create a program of study that incorporates your values, experience, academic interests, and career goals across literature, music, and art.

By studying diverse peoples, institutions, and cultures, you’ll learn how past events can help inform decisions about our future.

With a focus on bioethics, ethical theory and applied ethics, metaphysics, epistemology, and the philosophy of language, science, and religion, you’ll learn how to analyze broad-ranging, fundamental questions about life and society.  

Learn the literature, technologies, and cultural functions of the English language, develop creative, professional and analytical writing skills, and explore the use of print and electronic media.

Gain a broad basis of historical knowledge by studying history, culture, geography, and political science.  

An interdisciplinary field rooted in scholarship and activism that places gender at the center of inquiry, this program will teach you how to investigate and challenge social inequalities based on systems of gender as they intersect with class, race, ethnicity, nationality, sexual orientation, and age.