Students interested in English, history, philosophy or foreign languages gain a solid grounding in the complex issues and ideas that have changed the world and how those ideas have shaped our lives today.
The humanities include the broad, interdisciplinary study of history, philosophy, literature and culture. Similarly, communication encompasses the study of many subjects including English and foreign languages, and the study of human communication and its specializations. Skills common to disciplines across the humanities and communication fields include critical thinking, sharing information through oral and written methods, persuasion and clarification of ideas, evaluation and interpretation of information, organization information, attention to detail, and the ability to summarize.
Students in the humanities often prepare for careers in higher education, law, teaching, and government/public service. Consequently, many students majoring in the humanities will continue their education beyond a Bachelor’s degree with an advanced degree. Graduates in the humanities are employed in every type of organization or business and can be found in a variety of settings and industries dependent upon their specialization.
Students of communication can be found in a variety of settings and industries dependent upon their specialization. English majors may pursue careers in education, the creative arts, technical writing, journalism, public relations, program management, blogs and journalism. Foreign language students, with an understanding of language and culture, are valued by many organizations operating within global markets in an array of occupations. Job titles include, but are not limited to:
For more information call 410-386-8430 or fill out the inquiry form below.