Welcome
The Master of Humanities and the Master of Social Science degrees are individually tailored to meet students' needs and interests. In consultation with a faculty advisor, students organize their own plans of studies by combining fields such as History, Philosophy, Cultural Studies, Film, Women's Studies, Public Policy, American Studies, Fine Arts, Sociology, Literature, Anthropology, Communications, Political Science, and Economics.
Our degree programs are designed for part-time or full time students whose professional and personal obligations require a program that is flexible.
Develop your own plan of studies by combining fields such as Film, Women's Studies, Philosophy, History, Cultural Studies, Public Policy, American Studies, Fine Arts, Sociology, Literature, Anthropology, Communication, Political Science and Economics.
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ATTENTION STUDENTS: Please note the important information and links below.
August 2008: MHMSS program offices will be moving on August 4, 2008 to temporary facilities in Modular Building No. 1 (MC 01) east of the Tivoli Student Center. Offices will be closed from August 2 to August 6, reopening on Thursday, August 7. If you need to contact program directors, please email.
New Student Orientation: the MHMSS program advisors will be scheduling a mandatory New Student Orientation meeting each August before the start of classes for all new students admitted for winter summer and fall admission. Students already in the program are invited--even encouraged--to attend. Date, time, and venue announced in late July.
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Graduate Advising Web Site
Deadlines for add/drop and other official academic deadlines
List of MH/MSS Spring 2008 Required and Suggested courses
Graduating soon?:
If you plan on graduating soon, you must see a program advisor and pick up a graduation packet at the program offices.
Graduate Frequently Asked Questions (pdf): (click here)
Humanities Internship opportunities