1. Bridge humanities with related fields
2. Analyse complex social, cultural, and ethical issues
3. Enhance communication skills
4. Prepare for diverse careers
5. Deepen cultural understanding

1. A high school diploma or equivalent
2. Minimum GPA

1. Humanities Seminar in Self, Citizenship, and Community
2. Composition II: Writing for Public Audiences
3. Literature and Society
4. Slaves, Citizens, and Social Change
5. Topics in World Languages and Cultures
6. Introduction to Ethics
7. Introduction to Political Philosophy

1. Lectures
2. Case Studies
3. Group Work
4. Guest Lectures

1. Unlock your potential: personal development planning
2. Expand your horizons: a guide to lifelong learning
3. Navigate the Humanities: professional and academic networking
4. Find your direction: professional development planning
5. Blur the boundaries: collaborative work in practice
6. Apply the humanities: project design for the real world

1. Coursework
2. Exams
3. Quizzes

The course duration can vary by country and institution. In the UK, it takes about 2 years if you study full-time.

1. Classrooms
2. Seminar Rooms
3. Digital Humanities Labs
4. Media Production Studios
5. Computing Resources
6. Libraries and Archives
7. Digital Libraries
8. Community Engagement Centres
9. Career Centres
10. Cultural Sites Access
11. Networking Events
12. Virtual Reality and AR Labs

1. Content Strategist
2. Public Relations Specialist
3. Recruiter
4. Programme Coordinator (Nonprofit Sector)
5. Editor
6. Strategic Consultant
7. Creative Director
8. Public Policy Analyst

The fees per year for an applied humanities degree for international students can lie between £10,000 and £25,000 in the UK, but the amount can vary by country and university.

1. A high school diploma or equivalent
2. English Language Proficiency
3. Personal Statement
4. Work Experience (Optional)

1. Community Engagement Projects
2. Historical Site Research
3. Urban and Environmental Studies
4. Public Humanities Programmes
5. Museums and Cultural Institutions
6. Media and Publishing
7. Healthcare and Medical Humanities
8. Government and Policy Research
9. Environmental Agencies

1. Digital Humanities Certification
2. Adobe Creative Suite Certification
3. Coding for Humanities

In the UK, the primary intake happens in September/October, and the secondary intake happens in January/February.

My degree in Applied Humanities: Emphasis in Business Administration has helped not only prepare me for my professional career, but also life outside of college. The biggest takeaways for me that I apply everyday is the people aspect of business and to be resilient in life.

While taking courses for my major, resiliency was something that I heard a lot, especially in my capstone, pre-internship, and internship courses. I wasn't quite sure how to…. [Nic Griffin from The University of Arizona]