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HUMAN-MIN - Humanities (Minor)
Overview
Program Overview
Humanities Core (HumCore) gives Stanford undergraduates an accessible and structured/curated introduction to culture, art, literature, politics, religion, and history.
It is a chance to explore traditions, texts, and ideas around the world through an integrated set of elective courses.
HumCore affirms our shared global reality, teaching humanities courses that reflect human lives and histories from all over the globe without privileging a single narrative. No tradition or canon exists in a vacuum, and throughout history, any given culture is shaped by encounters with other cultures and forms of thought.
Program Policies
External Credit Policies
Transfer credit and AP credit do not apply to this minor.
Learning Outcomes
Program Learning Outcomes
Students will be able to demonstrate, by writing or speaking, their comprehension and analysis of multiple texts or objects from a single literary, historical, intellectual, cultural, political, geographically or linguistically based tradition within defined chronological bounds.
Students will be able to demonstrate, by writing or speaking, broad familiarity with other traditions elsewhere in the world from a comparable time period.
Students will be able to demonstrate, by writing or speaking, their ability to make connections and draw comparisons across and between different traditions from comparable time periods