Project for American and French Research on the Treasury of the French Language.

A center for the promotion and advancement of research and teaching on East Asia.

Consolidates work on gender and sexuality, and in feminist, gay and lesbian, and queer studies. Along with fostering teaching, research, and discussion in these domains, the Center seeks to encourage a public sphere where gender and sexuality articulate with other political and intellectual concerns.

Promotes the study of the region extending from Morocco to Kazakhstan since the rise of Islam.

An interdisciplinary organization dedicated to promoting and facilitating increased contact between French and American students, researchers, and professionals.

Degree program devoted to the history, theory, and criticism of film and related media.

A Master of Arts Program in Jewish Studies that enables students of Judaica to avail themselves of the resources of the University in an integrated curriculum.

A program of study that utilizes faculty whose fields of study, ranging from the ancient Near East to late antiquity, adjoin and overlap chronologically and geographically.

Programs of study in the cultures of various geographic areas and historical periods.

A program that offers an undergraduate concentration and graduate degrees in the visual arts.

A department in the Division of Humanities.

A department in the Division of Humanities featuring the study of Greek and Roman languages, literature, philosophy and culture.

A department in the Division of Humanities dedicated to the multidisciplinary, historically self-reflective and cross-cultural study of texts, traditions, and discourses.

A department in the Division of Humanities offering a program of advanced study of the traditional and modern cultures of China, Japan and Korea.

A department at the University of Chicago that studies the tongue of Chaucer, Shakespeare, Melville and many of us.

A department in the Division of Humanities.

The oldest linguistics department in the United States, offering a wide range of approaches to the study of language.

A department in the Division of Humanities.

A department in the Division of Humanities offering Islamic studies and disciplines such as Assyriology, Egyptology, and ancient Near Eastern Archaeology.

A department in the Division of Humanities offering study of the early Christian literature, which includes the New Testament, the New Testament Apocrypha, and the subsequent Patristic literature up to the time of Augustine.

A department in the Division of Humanities.

A department in the Division of Humanities that offers programs in French, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese literatures of both Europe and the Americas.

A department in the Division of Humanities offering programs in Balto-Slavic Linguistics, Czech, General Slavic, Polish, Russian and South Slavic.

A department in the Division of Humanities that offers instruction in two classical languages (Sanskrit and Pali), six modern (Bengali, Hindi, Persian, Tamil, Tibetan and Urdu) and courses that place their literatures and cultures in critical and comparative contexts.

A comprehensive support center for Cinema and Media Studies (CMS), providing a site for students and faculty to explore film and other media.

Offers both a dedicated physical place for humanistic thinkers to do their work and a catalytic initiative to examine and discuss the best current ideas on humanities topics. It is at once a research center and a public venue where challenge takes place and where results are performed and tested.

A list of workshops established to allow students and faculty in the humanities and social sciences to pursue interests that may not be covered by departments or courses. Links to workshop homepages.

Complete catalog of humanities graduate programs at the University of Chicago.

Main entrance to the University of Chicago Division of the Humanities.

A version of Chicago's Master of Arts Program in the Humanities with classes held in Tokyo.

A new approach to interdisciplinary studies at the University of Chicago. Courses, syllabi, admissions, faculty.

The Workshop brings together faculty and graduate students from the University and from the wider Chicago community. Sponsors speakers and conferences for medievalists and others with an interest in the medieval time period.

Disseminates information about two National Endowment for the Humanities seminars held at Chicago each summer.

A directory of online resources for students of French, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese