Arts and Humanities Global courses will promote the development of critical thinking and inquiry through the study of the arts and humanities in a global context. Students will analyze the social and/or cultural impact of inequitable systems in relation to the global movement of peoples, ideas, objects, artistic forms, and/or technologies. Students will reflect on the relationship between the course content and their lived experience.

Creative expression is a fundamental human activity that results in the production of objects, environments, and experiences that engage the senses, emotion, and/or intellect. The humanities grapple with a range of human experiences through time and across cultures. The arts and humanities include knowledge of history, philosophical traditions, major religions, diverse cultural legacies, performing arts, literature, film, the visual arts, and music.

• The courses for each Arts & Humanities category must be from two different designators (subject codes) per Academic Regulation 25.

Schedule of Classes

Use the schedule links below as a guide to future term offerings only and check back to the Schedule of Classes regularly for updated information. Term data is published several months prior to the start of the term to provide guidance but is continuously revised.

Students can filter by campus using the "Any Campus" drop-down in the Schedule of Classes menu.

• Summer 2025 Schedule (published in early February)
• Fall 2025 Schedule (published in late March)
• Winter 2026 Schedule (published in late June)
• Spring 2026 Schedule (published in late October)

Approved Courses