HUMANITIES GRADUATE SCHOOL
Humanities Institute is a tuition-free distance education graduate school. Doctor of Philosophy in Humanities The Graduate programs are designed for individuals who would like to continue their studies in interdisciplinary Humanities after their Master's degree. The students explore specific areas, topics, or themes of study in a way that is in-depth, personalized, and allows one-on-one guidance from world-respected experts. The Doctor of Philosophy program allows the student to assemble a personalized plan of study as a customized degree plan under the guidance of a lead professor and to select courses that align with the student’s interests. Students entering the program with a Master's degree are required to take 60 credits. Degree Requirements Credits Civilizations 45Dissertation 15General Exam 0Total 60 Admission Requirement Completion of the Master's degree in a related field from an accredited college or university
How to Apply for Admission to the Institute?
Students must review the HI catalog and send the following documents through e-mail to the Admissions Office at admissions@humanitiesinstitute.org. 1. A Curriculum Vitae that includes demographic information, past educational and work experience.2. An autobiographical narrative about yourself and your interest in studying in the field of Humanities.3. Transcripts. Catalog Please review the Humanities Institute's catalog for details about the Institute, faculty, degree, courses, admissions, policies, and procedures. Predoctoral Fellowships Humanities Institute is currently inviting applications for fully-funded doctoral fellowships that include a stipend to join our certificate and the Doctoral program in Humanities. HI particularly welcomes proposals addressing:a) Interdisciplinary and comparative analysis in World Civilizations;b) Life History, Oral History, Life Writing applications in Humanities.
Humanities Institute is a tuition-free distance education graduate school. Doctor of Philosophy in Humanities The Graduate programs are designed for individuals who would like to continue their studies in interdisciplinary Humanities after their Master's degree. The students explore specific areas, topics, or themes of study in a way that is in-depth, personalized, and allows one-on-one guidance from world-respected experts. The Doctor of Philosophy program allows the student to assemble a personalized plan of study as a customized degree plan under the guidance of a lead professor and to select courses that align with the student’s interests. Students entering the program with a Master's degree are required to take 60 credits. Degree Requirements Credits Civilizations 45Dissertation 15General Exam 0Total 60 Admission Requirement Completion of the Master's degree in a related field from an accredited college or university
How to Apply for Admission to the Institute?
Students must review the HI catalog and send the following documents through e-mail to the Admissions Office at admissions@humanitiesinstitute.org. 1. A Curriculum Vitae that includes demographic information, past educational and work experience.2. An autobiographical narrative about yourself and your interest in studying in the field of Humanities.3. Transcripts. Catalog Please review the Humanities Institute's catalog for details about the Institute, faculty, degree, courses, admissions, policies, and procedures. Predoctoral Fellowships Humanities Institute is currently inviting applications for fully-funded doctoral fellowships that include a stipend to join our certificate and the Doctoral program in Humanities. HI particularly welcomes proposals addressing:a) Interdisciplinary and comparative analysis in World Civilizations;b) Life History, Oral History, Life Writing applications in Humanities.