Ph.D. in Interdisciplinary Studies Humanities & Culture
Our Ph.D. with a concentration in Humanities & Culture allows you to study the human condition, explore creative ways to advance social justice and acknowledge differences among individuals and social groups. Our Humanities & Culture program draws on a variety of humanities fields – social and political philosophy, history, religious studies, literature, and aesthetics – that relate to social justice and cultural differences.
Discover three interrelated modes of inquiry
- HMS 710 - Building the Canon: Historical Survey
- ACS 700 - Critical Writing and Thinking I: Explorations
- ACS 705 - Critical Writing and Thinking II: Analysis and Synthesis as Inquiry
- HMS 720 - Critiquing the Canon: The Idea of Progress
- EDST 720 - Curriculum and Social Justice
- EDST 710 - Education, Society, and Culture
- FNDS 703 - Engaging Difference
- ECL 720 - Ethical and Creative Leadership in Group Dynamics, Organizations, and Society
- FNDS 701 - Ethics and Social Justice
- ECL 710 - Foundations of Ethical and Creative Leadership
- PPS 733 - Policy Analysis
- PPS 711 - Policy Processes and Social Change
- RMTH 710 - Qualitative, Quantitative, and Mixed Methodologies
- RMTH 783 - Research Methods I: Research Design and Methods
- RMTH 709 - Research Methods II: Inquiry in the Humanities
- RMTH 787 - Research Methods III: Designing Interdisciplinary Research
- FNDS 702 - The Creative Process
Meet Our Faculty
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Elden Golden Director of Master of Arts Program
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Loree Miltich Humanities & Culture Faculty
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Karsten Piep Humanities & Culture Faculty
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Diane Allerdyce Humanities & Culture Faculty
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Christopher Voparil Humanities & Culture | Public Policy & Social Change Faculty
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Carol Barrett Humanities & Culture Faculty