The Humanities at Redlands

Designed to foster a deeper understanding of the English language, independent thought, and critical acumen, the English program prepares students for careers in fields such as journalism, law, advertising, and public relations.

Students learn historical methods and theories; gain diverse, global perspectives; produce award-winning research; and, enter careers such as business, law, publishing, and education.

Engage critically with an array of historical and contemporary media, from the printing press to post-network television. Students gain media production skills and explore topics such as visual anthropology, gender and power in media, and cultural representation.

Dive into a new language or deepen your understanding of a current one through one of three modern language programs. Students explore the history, literature, and culture associated with a given language. They can also opt to study abroad.

Examine fundamental questions in logic, metaphysics, knowledge, and ethics. Students explore a broad range of philosophical problems and techniques, along with topics such as philosophy of mind, human-animal ethics, and the nature of reality.

Gain an intercultural literacy and appreciation for the worldviews of other peoples and cultures. Students explore the spiritual, historical, literary, ethical, doctrinal, contemplative, and social dimensions of religions across the world and throughout history.