Graduate Studies in the Humanities

The Master of Arts program in the The Interdisciplinary Program in the Humanities and the Arts provides a graduate Liberal Studies degree program in the humanities and the arts.

The Doctoral Program, leading to the doctor of philosophy (Ph.D.) degree in Humanities, has been designed to offer qualified students a broad interdisciplinary platform combining offerings from the participating departments of Anthropology; Art History; Classical Languages, Literature, and Civilization; Communication; Dance; English; History; Modern Languages and Linguistics; Music; Philosophy; Religion; and the School of Theatre.

The Certificate in the the Humanities provides a student holding or working toward an M.A. or Ph.D. in one of the sub-disciplines of the Humanities (or indeed outside the discipline) the requisite number of graduate hours in the Humanities (18) to be qualified to teach Humanities at the junior college level.

For further details on each of these programs please see the 2008-2009 Program in Interdisciplinary Humanities Graduate Studies Handbook (PDF format).

The 2006-2007 PIH Graduate Studies Handbook is archived here (PDF format).

Applying to the Graduate Program
The following links provide information about applying to the Graduate Program in the Humanities:

Online Application for Graduate Admissions (for U.S citizens). Click here

Admissions information and printable forms for all Graduate Admissions. Click here

Application Checklist for the Masters Program. Download checklist (in Microsoft Word format)

Application Checklist for the Doctoral (PhD) Program. Download checklist (in Microsoft Word format)

The Office of Graduate Studies
For information on funding opportunities, news and events, electronic thesis and dissertation (ETD) guidelines, degree programs and certificate programs, fee waivers, as well as links to staff contact information, a searchable scholarship database, important forms for students and other relevant information, visit the Office of Graduate Studies web site.

		Program in Interdisciplinary Humanities 432 Diffenbaugh Building (#1549) Tallahassee, FL 32306-1549 Contact send email 850/644-9121


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