Curriculum

Bachelor of Arts in Health Humanities

The BA in Health Humanities program allows students to customize their schedule by choosing courses that align with their interests. The program requires one course in each of the following subjects: global health issues; anthropology, sociology, and history of health; and narrative and health/medicine. Within each subject, there are several course options students can take, either at MCPHS or at the other Colleges of the Fenway. See the University Catalog to explore specific course options and variations to this sample curriculum.

COURSETITLESEMESTER HOURS
Year I-Fall
LIB 111Expository Writing I3
BIO 105Concepts in Biology3
PBH 250Introduction to Public Health3
ITM 101Introduction to the Major1
CHE 113/L or CHE 110/LChemistry and Society (w/ Lab) OR Basic Chemistry I (w/ Lab)4
TOTAL14
Year I-Spring
LIB 112Expository Writing II3
MAT 1XXMath Course (any 100 level)3
LIB 133Introduction to Social Sciences: Identity, Power and Society3
LIB 120Introduction to Psychology3
MAT 261Statistics3
TOTAL15
Year II-Fall
HUM 230Introduction to Health Humanities3
LIB 220Interpersonal Communication for Health Professionals3
 Program Requirement3
 Humanities (HUM) Elective3
 General Elective3
TOTAL15
Year II-Spring
 Program Requirement3
 Program Elective3
 General Electives9
TOTAL15
Year III-Fall
LIB 512Healthcare Ethics3
Program Requirement3
 Program Elective3
 General Electives6
TOTAL 15
Year III-Spring
 Program Electives6
 Behavioral Science (BEH) Elective3
 General Electives9
TOTAL18
Year IV-Fall
 Program Elective3
 Social Science (SSC) Elective3
 General Electives9
TOTAL15
Year IV-Spring
HUM 480Health Humanities Capstone3
 Program Electives6
 General Electives6
TOTAL15