This degree focuses on studying and analyzing the interplay of significant philosophical, artistic, historical, political, religious, and cultural issues. Students will have a historical understanding of major civilizations and cultures, both Western and non-Western, as well as an understanding and appreciation of the contributions and perspectives of prominent intellectual women and men, including those ethnic and other minorities.
To complete this AA degree, a student needs to accomplish 9 units in Humanities plus 9 units in Philosophy, for a combined total of 18 units.
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HUMANITIES
Choose three courses from the following for a total of 9 units. |
PHILOSOPHY
Choose three courses from the following for a total of 9 units. |
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HUMA 100 |
The American Mind I |
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HUMA 101 |
The American Mind II |
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HUMA 104 |
Comparative Religion |
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HUMA 125 |
Hispanic Civilizations |
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HUMA 151 |
Women’s Ethnic Heritage |
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HUMA 160 |
Filipina(o)-American Heritage |
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PHIL 120 |
Introduction to Philosophy I |
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PHIL 121 |
Introduction to Philosophy II |
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PHIL 125 |
Introduction to Ethics |
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PHIL 130 |
Introduction to Logic |
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PHIL 133 |
World Philosophy |
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PHIL 134 |
Philosophy of Religion |
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AA Humanities and Philosophy
For more information, contact:
Dr. Sharon Gocke
Janet Stickmon
Program Coordinators