Minor in Humanities

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Prerequisites

(Grade of C or better)

HUMN 2001 - World Humanities I
HUMN 2002 - World Humanities II
(One but not both of the above can be fulfilled by SABR 2001 or SABR 2002 .)

Upper‑Division Courses: 15 Hours

(Grade of C or better is required in all these courses)

You may count up to 9 hours of appropriate study abroad (i.e., courses numbered 3000 and above).

Select a total of 15 upper-division Hours, to be distributed as follows:

Select 3 to 9 Hours from Humanities:

Select 6 to 12 Hours from at least two different areas Art, Music, or Literature:

Art:

ART 3000 - Humanities Studio Experience (may be repeated)
The course above as well as any art history class numbered 3000 or higher.

Music

MUSI 3320 - Music and Popular Culture
MUSI 3330 - Music of the World’s Peoples
MUSI 4730 - Jazz History and Literature
MUSI 3610 - Augusta University Wind Ensemble
MUSI 3620 - University Singers
MUSI 3630 - Augusta University Orchestra
MUSI 3660 - Augusta University Jazz Ensemble
MUSI 3501 - Class Piano for Non-Music Majors
MUSI 3502 - Class Voice for Non-Music Majors
MUSI 3503 - Class Guitar for Non-Music Majors
MUSA 3100 – 3900 - Applied Lessons: Secondary
MUSA 4100 – 4900 - Applied Lessons: Secondary

Literature

Any upper-division literature course in English, excluding ENGL 3330 - Literature for Pre-Adolescents and Adolescents
Any upper-division literature course in a foreign language

Select 0 to 6 Hours from these other approved courses:

Anthropology

Any ANTH course numbered 3000 or higher

Philosophy

Any PHIL course numbered 3000 or higher

Political Science

History

Any History course numbered 3000 or higher

Honors

HONR 3900 - Breaking Boundaries
(Must have permission from the Honors Program and the Humanities Program advisor.)

Psychology

PSYC 4115 - History and Systems of Psychology

Study Abroad

Additional Information

Variable content courses listed above (e.g., 3900, 4900, 4950, 4990, and SABR 3930 , SABR 4930 ) will be appropriate for the Humanities minor when focused on the arts, culture, history, or philosophy. All variable content courses must have prior
approval from the student’s Humanities advisor.

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