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UCI School of Humanities - Irvine

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443 Humanities Instructional Building (HIB-100)
Irvine, CA 92697
 
Map of UCI School of Humanities - Irvine, 443 Humanities Instructional Building (HIB-100) , Irvine

A humanities education provides a deep knowledge of history, language, literature, philosophy and the visual arts, and an understanding of the contributions of influential thinkers, writers and artists from many cultures. The School of Humanities prepares students to be global citizens equipped with the tools of analysis, expression and cultural understanding required for leadership in today's world. Humanities students not only master a body of knowledge, they develop a set of portable skills needed for a lifetime the ability to think critically, read deeply and communicate effectively.

   

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