We are home to creativity, communications, critical thinking, as well as history, global studies, and the performing arts.

Education for Our Past, Present, and Future 

The Department of Humanities has a variety of majors and performance programs designed to help you find your place in the world. Through your journey with us we’ll encourage you to challenge yourself and the world around you. You’ll learn to ask the big questions, think deeply and meaningfully, learn to look for inspiration anywhere and everywhere, and grow your own creative process. From English to history and global studies to the urban and performing arts, all the world is your stage.

Our department continues to build on our own efforts to adapt to the Covid-19 pandemic. We have continued to provide a high level of expert instruction, attentive student support, and complex learning experiences. Our faculty has dedicated time to enhancing their skills to deliver you a combination of virtual, hybrid, and safe face-to-face classroom experiences. We will continue to respond to changing guidelines, and pledge to keep you safe while committing to your educational goals.

Where can your humanities degree take you?

Our alumni have gone on to fulfilling careers in:

• journalism and entertainment
• teaching and education
• local and federal government
• arts and arts administration,
• museums and archives

Our graduates also continue on to advanced study at some of the most prestigious universities, including:

• Howard University
• The Johns Hopkins University
• Rutgers University
• UNC Chapel Hill

Locally, we have strong academic partnerships with the law schools at the University of Maryland, Baltimore and the University of Baltimore.

We are home to creativity, communications, critical thinking, as well as history, global studies, and the performing arts.

Education for Our Past, Present, and Future 

The Department of Humanities has a variety of majors and performance programs designed to help you find your place in the world. Through your journey with us we’ll encourage you to challenge yourself and the world around you. You’ll learn to ask the big questions, think deeply and meaningfully, learn to look for inspiration anywhere and everywhere, and grow your own creative process. From English to history and global studies to the urban and performing arts, all the world is your stage.

Our department continues to build on our own efforts to adapt to the Covid-19 pandemic. We have continued to provide a high level of expert instruction, attentive student support, and complex learning experiences. Our faculty has dedicated time to enhancing their skills to deliver you a combination of virtual, hybrid, and safe face-to-face classroom experiences. We will continue to respond to changing guidelines, and pledge to keep you safe while committing to your educational goals.

Where can your humanities degree take you?

Our alumni have gone on to fulfilling careers in:

• journalism and entertainment
• teaching and education
• local and federal government
• arts and arts administration,
• museums and archives

Our graduates also continue on to advanced study at some of the most prestigious universities, including:

• Howard University
• The Johns Hopkins University
• Rutgers University
• UNC Chapel Hill

Locally, we have strong academic partnerships with the law schools at the University of Maryland, Baltimore and the University of Baltimore.

Learn the quantitative, qualitative, and analytical skills that make you an asset to any industry.

Get Skills That Cross Industries

Welcome to the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science! We offer programs where you’ll develop the analytical skills to look at the world through a lens of research and inquiry. A degree in mathematics or computer science prepares you for private and public careers across a variety of industries. Our students have gone on to fulfilling careers in business, government, and education.

Not all heroes wear capes—some only have a liberal arts degree.

Where Transformational Leaders Are Made

We believe a liberal arts education empowers our students to change the world. And with the global challenges threatening humanity today, we need minds capable of not only solving problems, but thinking critically about which problems to solve, and designing innovative solutions that address why we should.

With programs in humanities, math and computer science, as well as the natural sciences, we encourage our students to analyze, question, challenge, and discover. We believe that to be active participants in the world around us, we must welcome perspectives, voices, and beliefs different from our own.

One of the values of a liberal arts education is that it covers a wide range of topics and experiences designed to make you look at the world a little differently. You won’t just read, you’ll interpret and analyze. You’ll write to explain, persuade, and understand. You’ll think critically, thematically, and systematically about how to use (or not use information) to make the world a better place.

Expand Your Mind, Transform Your Life

Welcome to the College of Arts & Sciences, and Education (CASE)! We’re so excited to meet you. However you’re thinking about your career (or career change), our CASE programs can transform you from student to a professional, industry leader.

We encourage and create experiences that demonstrate appreciation for the arts and sciences in all human endeavors. In addition, our intimate classroom sizes foster extraordinary lifelong connections between students, alumni, faculty, and staff.

We offer all of our programs across 5 departments within 2 schools:

• The School of Arts & Sciences
• The School of Education

Covid-19 Preparedness

The Covid-19 epidemic has created a lot of uncertainty for many of us. Throughout this entire experience, our goal has been to support our students in safely returning to campus. Together, even amid COVID-19, we commit to creating an environment for you to grow, thrive, and earn your degree.

We continue to respond to changing guidelines, and plan based on recommendations from the federal government, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), as well as other governing organizations. We anticipate a majority of our Fall 2021 course offerings will be blended where some courses will be offered face-to-face on campus, with a majority as online and remote.