The Bachelor of Science in Integrated Studies: Humanities is designed for modern learners who want to build on their existing education by engaging with subjects across humanities disciplines. Students acquire the foundation for career development and lifelong learning, honing skills in writing, deep reading, communication and critical thinking. By approaching subjects across disciplines, learners consider and analyze issues using multiple lenses. Students learn to appreciate differences across cultures, in different areas of work and life, and among individuals. They deepen their understanding of problems, test new approaches to challenges, and learn to solve issues creatively.
Program Course Work
18
Units of Basic Requirements
27
Units of Distribution Requirements
27
Units in Humanities
Learn more about the BSIS: Humanities program and degree requirements in the WashU Bulletin.
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