Humanities, Philosophy & Religion

Gain a deeper understanding of human life by exploring philosophy, language, religion, world civilization and more.

Social Science, Education, and Public Service

1 Certificate, Degree, and Learning Options

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About Humanities, Philosophy & Religion

Humanities can be described as the study of the myriad of ways in which people process and document the human experience as we attempt to find answers. We have used language, philosophy, religion, created civilizations and art, music, and literature to understand, organize and record our world.

Delta College's humanities, philosophy, and religion classes will help you think creatively and critically, to reason, and to ask questions and more beyond your own assumptions.

Learning Outcomes

  • Critical Thinking
  • Cultural Analysis
  • Philosophical Inquiry
  • Language Exploration
  • Historical Context
  • Religious Comparison
  • Creative Understanding
  • Transfer Preparation
Interests and Skills Match

Finding the right program starts with knowing what you enjoy—if these skills and interests sound like you, you might enjoy studying Humanities, Philosophy & Religion

Comparative Beliefs Critical Inquiry Cultural Studies Reflective Thinking
Certificate, Degree and Other Learning Options

Interdisciplinary Studies - Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences Option

Even though Delta College doesn’t offer a degree or certificate specifically in Religion, you can still take a variety of religion courses here. These classes let you explore different faith traditions and big philosophical ideas while earning general education credit toward an Interdisciplinary Studies – Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences degree. You’ll look at how religion has shaped culture, ethics, and history, and have the chance to compare different beliefs and discuss their impact on society. It’s a great way to broaden your understanding of people and the world while working toward your transfer or associate degree.

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