The Bachelor of Arts in Humanities and Cultural Studies at Shorelight University of Central Florida equips you to critically engage with the diverse ways human cultures create and interpret meaning. In a world increasingly defined by complex cultural interactions, this interdisciplinary program delves into the study of languages, philosophy, history, religion, and the arts. You will explore how societies have expressed themselves across time, developing a nuanced understanding of cultural traditions, critical theory, and research methodologies. This degree is ideal for intellectually curious students eager to analyze and contribute to our understanding of human expression.
This comprehensive undergraduate degree is studied on campus full-time over four years, integrating foundational knowledge with advanced research. You will engage with core requirements such as Research Methods in Humanities and a Senior Research Seminar, alongside electives in areas like critical race theory, digital humanities, and postcolonial theory. Through case studies and analytical projects, you will hone your skills in interpretation and constructive engagement. Graduates are prepared for diverse career paths, including roles in cultural institutions, education, publishing, and public service, or for further postgraduate study.