Arts & Humanities

Why this program?

You see the world differently. You think critically and act artistically. You know the infinite possibilities that result when real-world issues are approached through creative experimentation. You are interested in more than just the arts and want to develop your skills so you can grow as both an artist and problem-solver.

What can you do with this degree?

Because of the interdisciplinary nature of the program, graduates continue on to careers from extremely varying fields:

What will this program look like?

Our students engage in self-directed learning and interdisciplinary coursework. Cross-pollinate with other programs to create your own degree such as Nature Writing, Environmental Art, and Photojournalism. Identify and explore the contribution of the arts and humanities to the human experience including historical, social, environmental, religious, and cultural contexts. Study artistic competencies alongside topics such as climate change, social and environmental justice, and psychology. Gain critical technical skills in your discipline as you originate creative work, and hone analytic skills through the study of existing work.