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Explore the undergraduate degrees offered by the departments and programs within the Division of Arts and Humanities
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Welcome
Students
UC San Diego Division of Arts and Humanities helps students make sense of the world
Prospective and Current Students
Why major in the
Arts and Humanities
A message to undergraduates 
Find your PATH
PATH is a collaborative program with the San Diego Community College District to help provide guidance to transfer students
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Our students’ fundamental education includes critical thinking, clear communication and creative expression
More About the DivisionFoundational. Transferable. Enduring.
- We teach students to think critically, express creatively and communicate clearly — skills favored by employers.
- We are listed among the top 23 in subject area rankings (U.S. News & World Report Global University Rankings).
- We help students make sense of the world and imagine the future.
The Division At a Glance
- 1,540 undergraduates
- 435 Ph.D. and MFA graduate students
- 100 + undergraduate majors and graduate programs
- 373 academic, instructional and research faculty
- 23,000 alumni
Return to Campus
UC San Diego’s Fall Quarter will begin Sept. 20. The majority of courses will be conducted in-person within indoor and outdoor classrooms. Read more about campus safety, including daily screenings, mask policy and vaccination requirements.
Arts and Humanities Moments
Stay up to date with the latest accomplishments, news and events from the Division of Arts and Humanities through our digital magazine.
Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Awards
The Division of Arts and Humanities recognizes 10 faculty members for their commitment and work in a new Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Awards program
News from the Division
The Division in the News
KPBS: Hispanic, Latino, Latinx — A Question Of Belonging, featuring Ariana Ruiz (Literature)
The Wire: ‘My dream is to teach in a club’: King Britt (Music) talks Blacktronika and new pedagogies'
Union-Tribune: Pinar Yoldas (Visual Arts) tackles dying oceans at global exhibition in Venice
The Engine of Creative Innovation
Armed with foundational knowledge, transferable skills and enduring experience, Arts and Humanities graduates don’t just impact the workforce — they leave a dent. With your philanthropic support of the division, we can make waves for the greater good.