The Caspersen School of Graduate Studies offers several different degree programs in the humanities with different application processes. To learn more about applying to the program of your choice, please follow the links below.
M.A./Ph.D.: Areas of study include: English Literature and Modern History & Literature.
It is important to note that the Caspersen School of Graduate Studies is not admitting students for fall 2008 to the M.A. and Ph.D. programs in English Literature and the Ph.D. program in Modern History & Literature. The faculty and students are actively engaged in a review of our current programs, therefore we have suspended admission to this program until the review process has been completed. We will continue to admit students to the M.A. in Modern History & Literature for fall 2008, and have extended the application deadline to April 1, 2008. We in the Caspersen School are excited about this unique opportunity to enhance graduate studies and are enthusiastic about our future and about the future of these programs.
Arts & Letters: The Arts and Letters program offers graduate-level interdisciplinary studies that explore the foundation and development of civilization in relationship to contemporary societies. Degrees offered: Master of Letters (M.Litt.) Doctor of Letters (D.Litt.), Certificate in Holocaust and Genocide Studies.
Medical Humanities: The Medical Humanities program is designed for health care providers, educators, and interested lay people who wish to engage the science of medicine and the humanistic endeavor of care-giving in a meaningful dialogue. Degrees offered: Certificate of Medical Humanities (C.M.H.), Master of Medical Humanities (M.M.H.), Doctor of Medical Humanities (D.M.H.).
Master of Arts in Teaching: The Master of Arts in Teaching program leads to an M.A.T. degree and provisional teaching certification in Biology, Chemistry, English, Math, Spanish, or Social Studies.
