This collection, stored in the Humanities Resources Room adjacent to the department's classrooms, is available to both teachers and students of the department and associated departments of the College of Humanities. Study or practical experience toward mastery of a second language is strongly recommended along with the major or minor. Additional Courses Six additional units selected from one of the above culture-study areas, or other appropriate courses approved on advisement. 3 Three additional courses chosen on advisement in one or more of the culture-study areas of the major. The Humanities master's degree is a recommended one for the community college instructor credential.
Teaching is thus a basic goal of majoring in Humanities.
Other Career Opportunities Majors in interdisciplinary Humanities prepare themselves for a wide variety of careers demanding knowledge of verbal and non-verbal arts and world cultural textures. They become versed in several human communicative modes and in variations of society. Candidates for the B.A. in Humanities may well combine their major studies with specific practical training in such fields as journalism, filmmaking, museum training, business, broadcasting, social work, and government. Or they may well work independently toward mastery of particular professional skills. You may pick up an undergraduate application from any California State University campus, community college, or high school.