Reflect on the Human Experience
Consider life’s important questions, drawing insights from literature, art, history, and the social sciences. Engage with social institutions, the diverse cultures of the Pacific Northwest, and a collaborative learning community as you examine what it means to be human.
Follow the Interdisciplinary Humanities and Social Sciences Path
Path Concentrations
- Writing, Language and World Literature
- Social Institutions and Making Change
Prepare for Careers and Graduate Studies Beyond this Path
Career Opportunities
- Careers abroad
- Communications
- Criminal justice
- Foreign affairs
- Government services
- Law
- Non-profits
- Public service
- Publishing
- Social work
- Writing
Graduate School Opportunities
- Foreign affairs
- Humantities
- Justice administration
- Language
- Political science
- Public administration
- Sociology
- Writing
Learning Environments
Languages
Learn a new language and explore the history and culture behind it. Language courses are inspiring experiences linked to many Paths and Fields that will bring what you are learning to life. Consider a Study Abroad experience to deepen your learning.
Individual Study
Individual Study is a great way to broaden your understanding and have a one-of-a-kind experience. Design your own course of study and get space to work independently on a project you’re passionate about like writing a piece of music, studying the remains of an ancient city, doing research in an archive, or traveling to study a cultural practice.
Study Abroad
Travel with a tight-knit community of fellow students and your faculty to explore the cultures and history of people around the world.