Interdisciplinary Humanities

Faculty Contact
Prof. Brandon Montgomery
Curriculum Coordinator
941-752-5466
MontgoB@SCF.edu
Overview
The Humanities have been the foundation of higher education since the creation of the modern “university” over 500 years ago. In the Humanities we study the various works and objects human beings create or invent – this includes everything from literature to government, from philosophy to technology, and from religion to art. In short, the Humanities are the study of anything we humans create to help us explain, understand, and come to terms with the huge enigma that is life. The study of the Humanities helps to achieve the most important goals of any higher education degree: a greater knowledge of where we’ve come from, an informed understanding of why our world is the way it is today, and insight into where we can go in the future. A degree in Interdisciplinary Humanities (or any of the Humanistic disciplines) not only enriches your personal life as an individual; it also prepares you to play your role as an informed and active citizen. Thomas Jefferson, addressing all of these qualities, professed: “I look to the diffusion of education as the resource most to be relied on for ameliorating the condition, promoting the virtue, and advancing the happiness of humanity.”
Interdisciplinary Humanities Courses at SCF
- HUM 1020: Introduction to the Humanities
- HUM 2210: Humanities: The Ancient World
- HUM 2230: Humanities: The Medieval, Renaissance and Early Modern Periods
- HUM 2234: Humanities: Enlightenment through Romanticism
- HUM 2250: Humanities: The Modern World
A.A. with a Concentration in Interdisciplinary Humanities (60 Credit Hours)
Degree Pathway / Curriculum Map
Explore the Associate in Arts degree pathway in Interdisciplinary Humanities to plan your transfer and academic goals.

