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  • Home / Academics / Find a Program / Humanities Bachelor's Degree Program / Humanities Bachelor's Degree Program Course Requirements | Ursuline - Liberal Arts College in OH

    Humanities Bachelor's Degree Program

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    Humanities Bachelor's Degree Program Course Requirements

    Core Course Requirements for the Humanities Bachelor's Degree Program

    • AR 288 - Special Topics

    • EN 256 - Rustbelt Reviv:Anisfield-Wolf DC/AM

      Cleveland's Anisfield-Wolf book award, "...the only juried prize in the nation for books that confront racism and celebrate diversity, "is rooted in the idea that literature is a vehicle for social justice. In a rustbelt city like Cleveland, marred by a history of segregation and uneven decline, these themes are of special significance. This course will include reading the canon, meeting the authors, exploring the legacy of the founder, and engaging in the digital humanities. Fulfills Ursuline Core Curriculum requirement of EN Literature and American Culture (AM). *AM/DCPrerequisite: EN 123/124 OR EN 125.

    • HS 490 - Senior Thesis

    • PH 260 - Bioethics* WE/DC

      An introduction to ethics and an inquiry into the major ethical problems regarding issues of life and death. Fulfills Ursuline Core Curriculum Western Culture (WE). *DC

    Students are required to complete the following:

    Humanities Core Courses (36 credits)

    Rustbelt to Revival (Anisfield Wolf)
    English (must be 300-level or higher)
    Bioethics
    Philosophy (must be 300 level or higher)
    History
    Religious Studies
    History of Digital Photography
    Elective (must be 300-level or higher)
    Locally-rooted Internship
    Senior Research Seminar

    Ursuline Core Courses (37 credits)

    College & Composition Research
    Math Elective
    Psychology or Sociology
    Science with Lab
    Identity, Diversity and Community
    English Literature elective
    History or Political Science elective
    Art, Music, or Art Therapy elective
    Philosophy elective (300-level or higher)
    Religious Studies elective
    Religious Studies elective (300-level or higher)
    Capstone Seminar

    General Electives (varies)

    TOTAL Required Credits: 120 credits