The Humanities are those subjects which are concerned with human culture. Some of these disciplines, such as literature, history and philosophy date back to ancient times, while others, such as film, journalism or new media publishing study more recent forms of expression. All students of humanities learn to interpret, analyse and question the words and deeds of the past and present. The modern workplace expects graduates to be able to produce good arguments and to present these effectively, using up-to-date technology and striking images. Making a successful speech or communicating effectively at work requires a refined ear for language. Humanities students develop the intellectual skills and practical competencies to thrive in this environment. The employment record of our graduates is extremely good.