Humanities

A minimum four credit hours from the following:

• ANTH 355 - Native Nations of North America: Homelands, Reservations and Urban Indian Communities
    
• ANTH 365 - Mayas, Aztecs and Their Neighbors: Heart of the Earth
    
• CHNS 105 - China Today
    
• CHNS 201 - Intermediate Chinese I: Studying Abroad in China
    
• CLSS 190 - Words and Ideas From Greece and Rome  
• CLSS 200 - Introduction to Greece and Rome: Ancient and Contemporary Debates  
• CLSS 255 - Greek and Roman History and Historians
    
• COMM 285 - Argumentation and Debate
    
• COMM 301 - Rhetoric and Public Discourse
    
• COMM 389 - Gender, Sexuality and Mass Media
    
• EAST 165 - Introduction to East Asia  
• ENGL 104 - How to Read Stories and Novels
    
• ENGL 200 - Gateway: Introduction to English  
• ENGL 206 - British Literature and Culture of the 19th–21st Centuries  
• ENGL 208 - American Literature and Culture of the 19th–21st Centuries  
• ENGL 232 - Black Narrative
    
• ENGL 234 - Gender and Literary Feminisms
    
• ENGL 332 - Multicultural American Literature
    
• ENGL 334 - Critical Theory  
• ENGL 412 - Persuasion  
• ENGL 414 - Classical Rhetoric and Democracy in Composition  
• ENVI 225 - Environmental Ethics
    
• ENVI 248 - American Environmental History
    
• FILM 300 - History of Global Film
    
• FREN 202 - Intermediate French II
    
• FREN 330 - History of France
    
• GRMN 202 - Exploring the German-Speaking World II
    
• GRMN 370 - The Urban Landscape: Berlin to Vienna
    
• GRST 240 - Dictators, Terrorists and Hooligans: Sport in Germany and Europe
    
• GRST 360 - War, Revolution and Chaos: Germany and Two World Wars
    
• GRST 365 - Castles, Cathedrals and Culture II: German History and Identity
    
• GRST 380 - Vampires, Seductresses, Villains and Misfits: German Film and the Individual
    
• GSST 230 - Women and the Bible  
• GSST 234 - Gender and Literary Feminisms
    
• GSST 235 - Sexuality and Christianity  
• GSST 350 - Gender and World Religions  
• GSST 370 - Feminism, Gender, Queer Theory
    
• GSST 389 - Gender, Sexuality and Mass Media  
• HIST 101 - Western Civilization I
    
• HIST 102 - Western Civilization II
    
• HIST 112 - African American History  
• HIST 114 - History of the American West
    
• HIST 118 - United States in the 1960s
    
• HIST 165 - Introduction to East Asia
    
• HIST 208 - History and Hollywood Films  
• HIST 224 - U.S. and Illinois from 1865–1945
    
• HIST 226 - U.S. and Illinois since 1945
    
• HIST 248 - American Environmental History
    
• HIST 255 - Greek and Roman History and Historians  
• HIST 256 - Renaissance and Reformation Europe
    
• HIST 258 - Early Modern Europe
     
• HIST 260 - Chinese History
    
• HIST 265 - Japanese History
    
• HIST 267 - Twentieth-Century East Asia: Industry, Empire and War  
• HIST 315 - Public History and Local History  
• HIST 230 - East Asian Thought
    
• HIST 345 - European Intellectual History: History of the Book
    
• HIST 350 - Science, Religion and Magic in Early Modern Europe
    
• HPST 360 - Literary Traditions From Latin America  
• IDEA 100 - Authority and Freedom
    
• IDEA 210 - Cultures in Contact
    
• IDEA 220 - Power and Statecraft
    
• IDEA 230 - Revolutions
    
• IDEA 393 - The Evolution of Daoism  
• JAPN 201 - Second-Year Japanese I
    
• JPST 280 - Japanese Pop Culture
    
• MEDI 200 - Digital Media Writing
    
• MEDI 315 - History of Journalism  
• MENA 310 - Literary Landscapes of the Middle East and North Africa
    
• MUSI 258 - Music Now
    
• PHIL 100 - Introduction to Philosophy
    
• PHIL 110 - Ethics
    
• PHIL 210 - Professional Ethics
    
• PHIL 213 - Health Care Ethics
    
• PHIL 225 - Environmental Ethics
    
• PHIL 235 - Existentialism
    
• PHIL 240 - Philosophy of Law
    
• PHIL 250 - Philosophy of Mind
    
• PHIL 260 - Ancient and Medieval Philosophy
    
• PHIL 265 - Modern Philosophy
    
• PHIL 280 - Philosophy of Science
    
• PHIL 320 - Feminist Philosophy
    
• PHIL 340 - Social and Political Philosophy
    
• PHIL 360 - Philosophy of Religion
    
• PHIL 363 - Science and Religion: Conflict or Dialogue?
    
• PHIL 370 - 20th Century Philosophy
    
• PHIL 380 - Knowledge and Reality
    
• PHIL 490 - Philosophy Capstone Seminar
    
• RELG 100 - Introduction to World Religions
    
• RELG 110 - Introduction to the Bible
    
• RELG 115 - Christian Ethics and Spirituality
    
• RELG 150 - Nature and Well Being
    
• RELG 215 - The Global Buddha: Permeating Space-Time  
• RELG 222 - Peace and Violence in the Bible
    
• RELG 227 - Jesus and Buddha in Dialogue
    
• RELG 230 - Women and the Bible
    
• RELG 235 - Sexuality and Christianity
    
• RELG 240 - Religious Pluralism in the U.S
    
• RELG 250 - Death and Dying
    
• RELG 260 - Religious Harmony in China  
• RELG 265 - Religious Pluralism in Japan
    
• RELG 270 - Judaism
    
• RELG 280 - Islam  
• RELG 330 - Cross, Violence and Resistance
    
• RELG 344 - Religion and the Political Order
    
• RELG 350 - Gender and World Religions
    
• RELG 392 - Bible Seminar
    
• SGBH 201 Philosophy and the Human Condition   
• SGBH 202 - The Search for Meaning in Religion
    
• SGBH 278 - Why and What Should We Read? An Exploration of the Role of Reading in Our Lives
    
• SGBH 313 - Reading the Qur’an
    
• SGBH 324 - Classics in the History of Science
    
• SGBH 325 - Epic Poetry  
• SGBH 326 - Black, Brown and Beige: The Spirit of African American Arts  
• SGBH 354 - Classics in the History of Science  
• SGBN 343 - What is Scientific Objectivity?
    
• SGBN 344 - Dark Side of Evolution: Social Darwinism
    
• SGBN 354 - Classics in History and Philosophy of Science  
• SGBS 278 - Why and What Should We Read? An Exploration of the Role of Reading in Our Lives
    
• SGBS 326 - Black, Brown and Beige: The Spirit of African American Arts  
• SGBS 343 - What is Scientific Objectivity?
    
• SGBS 344 - Dark Side of Evolution: Social Darwinism
    
• SOCI 350 - Social Life and Social Theory
    
• SPAN 201 - Intermediate Spanish I
    
• SPAN 202 - Intermediate Spanish II
    
• SPAN 320 - Introduction to Literary Analysis
    
• SPAN 335 - Survey of Latin American Literature