The Division of Humanities offers courses and degrees related to those academic disciplines traditionally known as the humanities. These disciplines include areas of study such as history, literature, communication, philosophy, languages, and the arts. In additional to offering courses in the traditional classroom setting and online, the division also coordinates internship opportunities and supports study abroad programs. 

Careers in science and technology related fields provide some of the most exciting opportunities for the Twenty-first Century college graduate. NSU's polytechnic or applied, "hands-on" mission allows students to apply the theory they learn directly to real-world applications and projects. This combination of learning and doing affords our graduates a distinct advantage when they apply for jobs--especially in the areas of science and technology.

Coursework in the social and behavioral sciences provide a firm foundation for all students regardless of ultimate career objectives. The division is home to the exciting and relevant degree programs in psychology, sociology (currently in development), criminal justice, and paralegal studies (which is approved by the American Bar Association), as well as a host of minors designed to complement any curriculum.