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This inter-departmental program explores the relationship between the study of global humanities and French. Interested students must plan their program in consultation with advisors in each department.

Program Requirements

Students complete 120 units, as specified below.

Global Humanities Lower Division Requirements

Students complete 15 units including

HUM 101W - Introduction to Global Humanities (3)

and one of

HUM 102W - Classical Mythology (3)

HUM 105 - Many Europe: Ancient, Medieval, Early Modern (3)

HUM 106 - Art and the Humanities (3)

HUM 110 - The Greek World (3)

HUM 121 - Walk of Life: Migrations in Eurasia from Antiquity to the Present (3)

HUM 130 - Introduction to Religious Studies (3)

HUM 150 - Warfare: From Plato to NATO (3)

and three further lower division global humanities courses, including at least one 200-level course.

French Upper Division Requirements

Students complete a total of 21 units, including

FREN 301W - Writing Your Way Toward French Proficiency (3)

and 18 units of FREN courses, six of which must be from 400 division FREN courses, and the remaining 12 FREN units can be from either 300 division or 400 division or a combination. (See FREN courses for details about the FREN courses that the department offers.)

Global Humanities Upper Division Requirements

Students complete 20 units in upper division global humanities courses.

Recommended

HUM 311 - Italian Renaissance Humanism (4)

Students in the global humanities joint major programs have the option of taking concentrations to enhance their programs.

Concentration in Art and Material Culture

Concentration in Hellenic Studies

Concentration in Mythologies

Concentration in Public Engagement and Intellectual Culture