Ӱpro

How Ӱpro Does Humanities

When you study humanities at Ӱpro, you’ll explore human society and culture and how people make sense of their lives through artistic, cultural and intellectual expression. You’ll examine the range of human experience through subjects like art, languages, literature, philosophy, and more.

Mia Gwirtzman '23 has a discussion with Nicholas Bonneau, adjunct professor of history. Gwirtzman recorded a podcast focus on research in art history and public health.

Out-of-the-Classroom Learning

At Ӱpro, our emphasis on hands-on experiential learning means every student has opportunities to step out of the classroom and into the field. When you study humanities at Ӱpro, you’ll collaborate with world-class humanities faculty, engage with the community, and get practical, real-world experience to pursue your intellectual passions while building skills to launch your career. Our off-campus study and research opportunities provide the opportunity for hands-on explorations of questions students elsewhere might only read about.

EXPLORE real-world LEARNING AT Ӱpro

 

Careers in Humanities

By studying the humanities at Ӱpro, you’ll build the skills you need for success in a wide array of careers. Many of our students pursue graduate studies in the humanities at leading programs around the world. Others leverage their skills in writing, analysis, critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, and cultural knowledge to find success in education, law, medicine, business, the nonprofit sector, and more.

Explore success beyond Ӱpro »

See Humanities at F&M in Action

April 20, 2026

From Campus Leader to Communications Professional

Whether leading campus tours or serving as senior class president, Catherine Welch ’26 is exploring a future in communications with courage and curiosity. As a marketing intern in Lancaster, the English major is now using her passion for writing to address critical social issues in the local community.

April 17, 2026

‘This is What Community Feels Like’

At the Writers House, Veronique Messanh ’26 found more than a job—she found a home. “I remember thinking: ‘This is what community feels like,’” she said. “I will forever be grateful for having a community that sees me, hears me, and encourages me!”

March 31, 2026

A Transformative Investment in the Performing Arts

Franklin & Marshall College is pleased to announce that the Green Room Theatre will be rededicated as the James Lapine Theater, a tribute to the Broadway legend and one of F&M’s most decorated and accomplished performing arts graduates.