The Aims Humanities, Philosophy and World Languages Department oversees multiple subject areas and associate degrees centered around culture, critical thinking, and communication.
The Department is responsible for managing and planning courses for these subject areas and the three liberal arts degree programs administered by the department:
In addition to these associate degree subject areas, the Department offers courses in humanities and American Sign Language (ASL).
Humanities, philosophy and world languages classes emphasize the study of the human experience and connection. Humanities and philosophy classes involve asking big questions about groups and peoples and ways of thinking while world language courses also focus on verbal, written and physical communication.
Whether you're interested in majoring in one of these subjects or taking classes to meet general education or elective requirements for nearly any Aims degree program, department staff are here to support you throughout your educational journey.
