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Practice-based, cross-disciplinary opportunities for graduate students interested in diverse careers
Humanities for the Public Good is an integrative, collaborative, practice-based graduate Certificate and Master’s degree in development. The goal of the both the Certificate and Master’s degree is to explore ways the study of the arts, history, languages, literature, philosophy, religion, and other areas that comprise our strong humanities departments in the University of Iowa College of Liberal Arts and Sciences can be combined with experiential, cross-disciplinary, cross-sectoral learning experiences to prepare students to center equity, inclusion, and social justice in any and every career or workspace. We’re genuinely hopeful that the methods, materials, and mindsets of the humanities combined with practical skills and values-driven purpose can be excellent preparation for any number of careers. The program is funded through grant from the Mellon Foundation. The Obermann Center for Advanced Studies is grateful for energetic collaboration with the UI Graduate College and College of Liberal Arts & Sciences.
HPG Updates

Working to Create Nets: A Humanities for the Public Good Update

Recent Immigrant and PhD Student Thrives on Stories of UI's Latinx History

HPG Intern Brings Brokaw Press Passes to Life

Summer Interns at the Halfway Mark: A growing tomato, a gift from Brokaw, and nudity in the archives

Meet the Podcasters! Three UI faculty-podcasters pull back the curtain on their process
