Back to top Interdisciplinary Humanities Humanities majors at Holy Family take at least one course each in history, American, British, or world literature, religious studies, philosophy, and art, in addition to the core curriculum requirements, plus additional courses in the humanities and in the area of study of their choice. Humanities majors can pursue a broad range of careers, because they learn to express themselves more effectively, think critically, and understand complex problems better. They are also well prepared for graduate study. This interdisciplinary program prepares students for careers in international divisions of business or government as well as for careers in international service organizations. The program focuses on business with a global perspective.
Students choose a language track for a specific cultural focus.
Back to top Religious Studies Holy Family Students majoring in religious studies have two options. The theology option involves biblical, dogmatic, historical, and moral studies. It provides a solid basis in Catholic theology as well as a foundation for graduate study or Church-related careers. The religious education option provides specific courses in religious education, theology, education and psychology, plus a co-op in the senior year. Religion teachers in secondary schools of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia are required to have 24 credits in religious studies.