Pathways in the Arts and Humanities

The Arts & Humanities offer countless opportunities to explore the reach of human reason, creativity, and imagination. There are many pathways into this intellectual richness. Some students prefer to begin with an introductory overview of a broad subject, while others would rather dive into something tightly focused. Some enjoy lecture classes, while others thrive in seminars. Learn more  here.

Languages at Harvard

In the words of Charlemagne, "To have another language is to possess a second soul.”  Explore over eighty language pathways.

Art Making at Harvard

Explore creative pathways in the arts through courses funded by the Elson Family Arts Initiative.

Robin Kelsey

    Dean Robin Kelsey on

  The Arts and Humanities at Harvard

 

looking at paintings

Humanities 11a. Frameworks: The Art of Looking

Professor Jennifer Roberts, History of Art and Architecture

Tuesdays, 11:30 - 1, Art Museums

 

 

Theater, Dance & Media Concentration

 

 

Books of 2015 by Arts & Humanities Faculty

 

 

Read about the Careers of Arts and Humanities Alumni

<embed>
Copy and paste this code to your website.
Copy and paste this code to your website.

Featured Faculty

  • Julie A. Buckler

    Julie A. Buckler

    Professor of Slavic Languages and Literatures and of Comparative Literature
    Co-teaching Humanities 11c. Frameworks: The Art of Reading

     

    Professor Julie Buckler's  areas of interest include Russian literature, 19th-century and pre-revolutionary prose, 18th-century literature, West European and American literature, cultural studies and semiotics, performing arts (opera, ballet, drama, music) and performance studies, urban studies, imperialism, monuments and commemorations, the presence of the past, the art of interpretation, literary canon and popular culture.

    Read more about Julie A. Buckler