Explorations in Arts and Humanities at Berkeley is a weekly colloquium series organized by the Division of Arts and Humanities and co-curated by departments and centers across the campus. Through lectures by leading scholars, artists, and alumni, students are introduced to vocabularies, forms, histories, and possibilities from the many arts and humanities fields represented at Berkeley. Students engage with the lecture series through weekly response papers and a final reflection paper.

This colloquium series will introduce you to Berkeley Arts & Humanities alumni who are leveraging their education to address some of the most pressing questions of our age, from artificial intelligence to climate change to equity and inclusion. In revealing the broad array of careers and meaningful work opportunities that are available to you, this course teaches you how the work you are doing in your arts and humanities classes can result in substantial contributions to the world.

HUM 20 will meet in the Geballe Room, next to 220 Stephens Hall, at the Townsend Center for the Humanities.

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