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Liberal Arts
As one of the divisions of Johns Hopkins University, Peabody offers its students access to one of the world's great universities. Many Peabody graduates acknowledge this as a unique distinction of their training, providing opportunities that made all the difference in their careers. Interested?
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Understanding your course requirement
AP and Transfer credits
Liberal Arts at the Peabody Conservatory
Liberal Arts play an important role in Peabody's undergraduate humanities program. Most of Peabody's liberal arts courses are interdisciplinary in nature and encourage students to formulate, explore, and express their ideas. These classes rely heavily on student input and class participation; they demand creative thought within the context of disciplined study. Students in Peabody's liberal arts courses are forced to confront issues of relevance to their lives as artists, teachers, and citizens in the twenty-first century.
A new "Humanities Seminar" launches off the first year program. After completing this one-semester course, students choose among a range of classes to complete their requirement. Classes offered at the Homewood campus of Johns Hopkins University are also available to Peabody students. New humanities requirements are implemented with this school year. Postings explaining the requirement in full will be available soon.
The form below might help as you plan to fulfill your liberal arts requirement.
Click here for policies regarding course substitutions, AP credits, and transfer credits.
Faculty
- Ron Levy, chair, Humanities Department
- Hollis Robbins
- Sarah Snyder
Undergraduate Liberal Arts sequence
What do you need to do to fulfill your requirement in liberal arts and humanities?
THESE WEB PAGES WILL HELP
Planning your coursework for 2007-2008? CHECK HERE
Policies regarding Humanities substitutions, AP credits, and transfer credits: HERE
