Humanities
Become a well-rounded Christian thinker in Corban’s humanities program. With a flexible blend of English and philosophy courses—and room to add courses from other disciplines that align with your interests—you’ll refine your ability to write, speak, and think critically, while exploring some of life’s greatest questions about truth, beauty, and wisdom.
At Corban, you’ll join a vibrant community of philosophers, writers, poets, and scholars who will help guide and equip you to shape culture through creative communication and deep analysis. Whether you’re pursuing graduate studies, law school, entrepreneurial ventures, or a variety of creative endeavors, a humanities degree, rooted in a biblical worldview, will prepare you to engage meaningfully with the world and make a difference.
Completion
4 Years
Credits
120
Major
English: Humanities
Delivery
On Campus
Featured Courses
Master the art of persuasive communication through the study of sound arguments and common fallacies. This course equips you to think critically and communicate clearly—skills essential for academic success, career readiness, and gospel-centered influence in any field.
Engage with fantastic worlds through a philosophical and biblical lens. Study comic books, science fiction, and fantasy while learning to approach these genres thoughtfully from a mature and adventurous Christian worldview.
Explore the rich world of C.S. Lewis’s writings. Delve into his diverse works with a focus on the philosophical and theological themes that shape his enduring influence.
Trace the development of philosophical thought from ancient times to today. Study key ideas and thinkers who have shaped the course of philosophy across history and continue to influence our world.
For a complete list of courses in this program, view the program overview.
For official course descriptions, refer to the academic catalog.
What does it mean to live wisely, beautifully, and faithfully? With a rare emphasis on the intersection of religion, literature, and the arts, humanities at Corban invites you to explore life’s most meaningful questions through a biblical lens—thinking creatively, critically, and Christianly.
Career Opportunities
Employers are increasingly looking for well-rounded thinkers who can engage complex problems thoughtfully and develop nuanced solutions. A degree in humanities is your launchpad to a diverse field of career opportunities:
- Lawyer / Legal Professional
- Journalist
- Public Relations Specialist
- Policy Analyst
- Marketing Manager
- Researcher
- Entrepreneur
Featured Faculty
Dr. Ryan Stark
Chair, Humanities | Professor of English and Humanities
rstark@corban.edu(503) 589-8190