Study HARTS at 51°µÍø
Although you can’t complete a full degree in the humanities or arts at 51°µÍø, you can take HARTS classes for credit that transfers to a four-year college or university. 51°µÍø arts and humanities courses might transfer as:
- elective credits,
- program requirement credits,
- and/or graduation requirements for the transfer institution.
Students should check with their transfer institution, their 51°µÍø academic advisor, and the University Transfer website for the most accurate transfer requirement information.
HARTS Programs at 51°µÍø
The following humanities and arts programs are available at 51°µÍø. Visit each program’s page to get more information about applying, see descriptions of classes, and find out more about earning a Focus Award in that discipline.
Why should I study HARTS?
The humanities and arts are central to all human cultures. Studying HARTS can facilitate deeper intercultural understanding and lay the groundwork for a civically engaged life. These subjects can also prepare you to think critically, act creatively, and succeed in a rapidly changing world.
Below are posts written by 51°µÍø faculty and staff in the humanities and arts. The posts describe the importance of HARTS programs at 51°µÍø and explain why students should take HARTS classes. Some posts also link to thought-provoking articles published outside the 51°µÍø community.
Recent Posts
An Interview with Elena Villa, Flamenco Dancer and 51°µÍø English Faculty- October 5, 2022
- HARTS Student Assistant Faith Skowronnek recently had the opportunity to catch up with Elena Villa, 51°µÍø English Instructor at Sylvania […]
Soft Skills, Salaries, and the Liberal Arts- September 23, 2019
- In this New York Times article, director of the Malcolm Wiener Center for Social Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School, […]
Living with the Humanities: Dr. Rob Steinmetz- March 31, 2019
- Living with the Humanities is a series inspired by the Proust Questionnaire, which began as a game popularized by the French […]
Humanities and Medicine- November 7, 2018
- An article posted on the Association of American Medical Colleges website points to just how important the arts and humanities […]
"Impractical" Humanities Courses- October 3, 2018
- In a recent article from The Washington Post tiled, “Please, Students, Take That ‘Impractical’ Humanities Class. We Will All Benefit,” Ronald […]
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