University of Chicago
Division of the Humanities
Master of Arts Program in the Humanities
Program Information
Degrees Offered:
M.A.
Format:
Campus
Program Description:
The Master of Arts Program in Humanities (MAPH) is an intensive, one-year MA program. It offers students a rigorous, personalized academic course of study that provides the critical foundations necessary to successfully pursue further graduate work or professions outside the academy. MAPH students take 8 graduate courses and write an MA thesis. All MAPH students share one course, Foundations of Interpretive Theory, the theoretical backbone of the program, which engages students directly with work essential to contemporary humanistic inquiry. Students complete their remaining coursework in the departments of the University’s graduate divisions and professional schools. While they have the freedom to direct their own courses of study, students receive personal advising from faculty across the University as well as from MAPH’s dedicated faculty director, deputy directors and staff.
Accreditation:
Since 1913, the University of Chicago has been continuously accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association.
Facts & Figures
Financial Aid:
Yes
International Financial Aid:
Yes
Classification:
Doctoral/Research University—Extensive
Locale:
Large City
Size & Settings:
10,000-19,999
