HUMANITIES
Associate Degree
Program Description
The Associates of Arts degree in Humanities is an interdiscipinary program that integrates several different
academic traditions. The program offers students a rare opportunity to discover the heritage of art, culture, and
learning through lectures and readings of great texts; make connections between ideas in the past and issues in
the present, and improve skills in critical reading, listening, writing, and discussion.
Career Opportunities
Banking, Businessperson, Communications, Consultant, Counseling, Creative Writing, Education, Foreign
Service, Government, Human Service Careers, Journalist, Law, Librarian, Library Science, Literary Research,
Ministry, Museum Work, Pre-Law/Lawyer, Pre-Theology/Clergy, Publishing, Public Relations, Teaching,
Theology, Travel, Writer
Gainful Employment: Visit http://www.imperial.edu/courses-and-programs/programs-of-study/
Transfer Preparation
Associate degrees require the completion of certain general education courses. Transfer programs may require
the completion of additional coursework depending on the institution. It is advisable to meet with an academic
counselor for more information.
Associate Degree Course Sequence
The schedule below is based on a fall start and completion of appropriate pre-requisites.
Fall
1st Semester
Units →
Requirement →
Spring
2nd Semester
Units →
Requirement →
Fall
3rd Semester
Units →
Requirement →
Spring
4th Semester
Units →
Requirement →
12-13
Major Requirement
Major Requirement
3
3
Major Requirement
Major Requirement
3
3
Major Requirement
Major Requirement
3
3
Major Requirement
Major Requirement
3
3
Program Title
Certificate
Program Description
Career Opportunities
Gainful Employment: Visit http://www.imperial.edu/courses-and-programs/programs-of-study/
Certificate of Achievement
Certificate programs are designed for students with personal or occupational goals who wish early employment.
Certificate Course Sequence
The schedule below is based on a fall start and completion of appropriate pre-requisites.
Fall
1st Semester
Units →
Spring
2nd Semester
Units →
Fall
3rd Semester
Units →
Spring
4th Semester
Units →
12-13