Our Story
At Viterbo, humanities programs provide the foundation for students who seek a true liberal arts education, who demand academic rigor, and who crave a skill set necessary for negotiating the challenges of creating a rewarding life. Humanities students study history, culture, language, philosophy and religion in order to understand the ideologies that shape people and society. They become critical thinkers who grapple with ideas by considering multiple viewpoints, including those that test their own existing philosophies, in order to promote civil discourse, uphold democratic ideals and construct a more just society. Our students are well-equipped for graduate work, and they have the opportunity to enter a range of vital professions including law, politics, public relations, research, government work, public and nonprofit service, publishing, education and more.
The School of Humanities includes:
English
Broad Field Social Studies
History
Religious Studies
Philosophy
Liberal Studies
World Languages