MH Humanities - Philosophy and Theory

Course Overview The Philosophy and Theory Track in the Master of Humanities Program provides an interdisciplinary approach to studying philosophy, critical theory, and related analytical frameworks across humanities disciplines. Students develop advanced analytic skills to integrate knowledge and modes of thinking essential for critical inquiry. This track prepares graduates for advanced academic pursuits, teaching, or careers in fields requiring strong critical thinking abilities. Key Program Highlights Interdisciplinary curriculum covering philosophy, social theory, literary criticism, and political theory Core courses in interdisciplinary foundations, methods, and research perspectives Flexible elective options from philosophy, English, sociology, and gender studies departments Choice between a final project (3 credits) or thesis (6 credits) on philosophy/theory topics Preparation for advanced degrees, teaching careers, or roles in law, media, and criticism