Humanities

Study across a broad array of topics with knowledgeable faculty.

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Students enrolled in the Department of Humanities take courses with faculty who have expertise in many varied fields. It is home to programs that are part of the traditional liberal arts curriculum. The department houses our courses in history, biblical studies, philosophy and geography.

As a student in the Department of Humanities, you'll learn the major concepts, theoretical perspectives, empirical findings and historical trends in your particular field of study. Students develop highly transferable skills, including critical thinking and analysis, communication, cultural competence, research and information literacy, problem-solving, and ethical decision-making.

Biblical and Ministry Studies

You'll learn to exercise leadership in a variety of settings including congregations, college campuses, agencies, and more.

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The WU advantage

Experienced faculty

You'll learn from faculty that have worked as historians and pastors. You'll also work closely with your academic advisor.

Practical coursework

You'll enroll in courses that combine classical theories with modern approaches to the content. Many courses will also have you working out in the field.

Prepare for graduate work

Many of our graduates seek further education at graduate school. Our humanities programs will specifically prepare you for graduate work or entry into the job market.