The two-year Master's program in Critical Studies in the Humanities focuses on exploring cultural phenomena, both past and present. It encourages students to think creatively about how culture is produced and reproduced and why it remains a contested field. Throughout the program, you will examine power, representation, memory, silence, and place, bridging theory and practice. The program is ideal for those interested in careers in cultural production, cultural administration, or policy-making. It also provides a solid foundation for students pursuing an Interdisciplinary Humanities PhD. Culture is not just about texts, images, or artifacts; it's a living medium through which we interact with the world and each other. It shapes how we understand ourselves and the societies we live in. In the modern world, questions about who gets to speak, who listens, and how we ethically engage in cultural production are essential. This program prepares you to address these questions and navigate the changing cultural landscape.

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