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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. FIND OUT MORE!
TO PLAN FOR COMING SEMESTERS:
These links provide what you need to know:
Our courses
Understanding your course requirement
AP and Transfer credits
Humanities at Peabody
Peabody's humanities courses serve a vital role in the undergraduate curriculum. Liberal arts and language classes complement the structured musical training of the conservatory, bridging the focused life of musical endeavor and the broader, ever-changing world from which that life draws shape and meaning. The humanities curriculum contributes richly to the undergraduate experience at Peabody. It is essential to Peabody's highest educational goals, uniquely challenging Peabody students to aspire to their highest potential as responsible and productive artists and members of the human community.
A flexible curriculum accommodates the individual needs of our undergraduates, whose backgrounds, skills, interests, and objectives vary greatly. Most students complete a core sequence of humanities courses during their freshman year and select additional courses in subsequent semesters to fulfill their humanities requirement. The program seeks to fit the particular situations of transfers and international students. All Peabody undergraduates are encouraged to fulfill their humanities requirement with courses offered in the School of Arts and Sciences at Johns Hopkins University. (Click here for registration information.)
Our Courses
Here is an overview of our courses for the 2008 - 2009 Academic Year.To plan appropriately to fulfill your humanities requirement overall, these pages will help.
FOR UNDERGRADUATES AT PEABODY WHO ARRIVED PRIOR TO FALL '06: Information on Humanities substitutions, AP credits, and transfer credits: HERE.
