Master of Arts in Humanities
offered by CSU Northridge

Public University
1 Campus
Estd. 1958

Master of Arts in Humanities
at
CSU Northridge
Overview

Master the Arts and Cultures That Shape Society in a Dynamic Humanities Program

Duration	24 months
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Total fee	₹22.37 Lakh
Mode of learning	Online
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Course Level	PG Degree

Master of Arts in Humanities
at
CSU Northridge
Highlights

Earn a master's degree from California State University, Northridge
Learn from expert faculty
Financial assistance available

Master of Arts in Humanities
at
CSU Northridge
Course details

Who should do this course?

Individuals with a passion for interdisciplinary study, critical thinking, and cultural exploration

What are the course deliverables?

Think more logically
Communicate clearly and effectively
Analyze and synthesize problems
Respond appropriately to challenges of any kind

More about this course

This mind-expanding, graduate-degree program is for college graduates of any age, area of expertise, or stage in their careers who want to become more innovative as problem-solvers and leaders in their communities and workplaces
Designed especially for those with wide-ranging interests (e.g., business, education, art and lifelong learning), CSUN’s online Humanities program is an excellent choice for those who want to make their lives as meaningful as possible while keeping their options for further exploration and professional development open

Master of Arts in Humanities
at
CSU Northridge
Curriculum

HUMA 501: Gateway to the Humanities

HUMA 510: The Sacred: What Is It? What Makes Us Seek It?

HUMA 520: Self: Body and Mind: Who Are You? How Do You Know?

HUMA 530: Family and Life Cycles: The Nature of Connections Among Individuals

HUMA 600: Identity, Meaning and Culture

HUMA 610: Space, Place and Geography: How Where (We Think) We Are Defines Who We Are

HUMA 630: Nation and Empire, Law and Government

HUMA 620: Science and Magic: The Varied Modes of Knowing and Believing

HUMA 640: Norms and Knowledge: How Ideas Define the World

HUMA 650: Capstone: The Good Life

HUMA 696A: Directed Comprehensive Studies

HUMA 696B: Directed Comprehensive Studies

Master of Arts in Humanities
at
CSU Northridge
Faculty details

Xochitl Alvizo, Ph.D.

Alvizo earned a Ph.D. Practical Theology and a Master of Divinity from Boston University School of Theology. In HUMA 510 she takes students through the study of a key way people make meaning, form their worldviews and develop their social practices: their individual and collective understanding of the sacred. It is a study of what humans hold with highest regard. It shapes their lives, both consciously and subconsciously.

Aimee Carrillo Rowe, Ph.D., MFA

Rowe enjoys teaching and connecting with her students to meet them where they are. She brings a critical theoretical lens to their lives that frames everything they see and do, and that reshapes how they think and communicate. She also brings a rich theoretical background to the classroom, which she uses to analyze real-world experiences.