Language Requirement

All Humanistic Studies majors are expected to fulfill the non-English language requirement by completing one of the following:

• Complete at least two college-level semesters of a non-English language. Students who have taken French, German or Spanish in high school or who have acquired a knowledge of the language elsewhere may receive credit for that preparation by passing an advanced-level UW-Green Bay course with a grade of “C” or better.
• Demonstrate the equivalent level of proficiency in a non-English language on a proficiency exam. NOTE: Students seeking to fulfill the language requirement through proficiency testing in French, German, or Spanish should contact the appropriate language coordinator. For skill assessment in other languages, students should contact the chair of Modern Languages.

Supporting Courses		12
ENG COMP 105	Expository Writing
Choose one of the following courses:
HUM STUD/HISTORY 101	Foundations of Western Culture I
HUM STUD/HISTORY 103	World Civilizations I
HUM STUD 201	Introduction to the Humanities I
Choose one of the following courses:
HUM STUD/HISTORY 102	Foundations of Western Culture II
HUM STUD/HISTORY 104	World Civilizations II
HUM STUD 202	Introduction to the Humanities II
Choose one of the following courses:
FNS 225	Introduction to First Nations Studies: The Tribal World
FNS 226	Introduction to First Nations Studies: Social Justice
HUM STUD 213	Ethnic Diversity and Human Values
Upper-Level Courses		24
Perspectives on Human Values
Classical/Medieval
HUM STUD 334	Perspectives on Human Values: The Classical World
or HUM STUD 335	Perspectives on Human Values: The Medieval World
Renaissance/Age of Reason
HUM STUD 336	Perspectives on Human Values: The Renaissance
or HUM STUD 337	Perspectives on Human Values: The Age of Reason
Romanticism-Modern/Contemporary
HUM STUD 382	Perspective on Human Values: Romanticism to Modernism
or HUM STUD 383	Perspectives on Human Values: The Contemporary World
First Nations/Other Cultures
HUM STUD 384	Perspectives on Human Values in Other Cultures
or FNS 385	Perspectives on Human Values: First Nations
Capstone Seminar
HUM STUD 480	Humanities Seminar
Elective Courses (choose 9 credits as follows)
Interdisciplinary Courses (choose 6 credits): 1
Select any HUM STUD 3XX or 4XX or FNS 3XX or 4XX courses
Disciplinary Course (choose 3 credits):
Select any ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, HISTORY, PHILOS, or SPANISH 3XX or 4XX course.
Total Credits		36

1	A maximum of 3 credits of HUM STUD 497 Internship may be used to satisfy this requirement.