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Hello and welcome to the Wikiversity’s Faculty for Humanities. Here we share our knowledge about the human civilization. Join the team!
Our faculty currently manages nine schools: School of Art and Design, School of Classics, School of Comparative Mythology, School of Law, School of Language and Literature, School of Music and Dance, School of Philosophy, School of Relosophy, and School of Theology.
Have fun attending our courses! Also, feel free to join and contribute yourself.
Perhaps you are also interested in School of History, part of the Faculty of Social Sciences.
 Spanish |
Introductory Spanish is under development by the Wikiversity Center for Foreign Language Learning. Learners of Spanish are currently grouped for two levels, Spanish I and Spanish II. Spanish learners can have live speech practice available via audio chat in Spanish: An Introduction. |
 Hiragana & Katakana |
Wikiversity has a growing collection of learning resources for Japanese. At Pronunciation of Japanese, audio files are used to guide learners (example, help for OGG audio files)). This Wikiversity lesson also makes use of resources at Wikibooks. |
 Vietnamese |
In addition, Vietnamese 1 is a course offered by the The Vietnamese Language Department in which students are introduced to simple vocabulary, phrases, and elementary grammatical structures of the language. |
 Filmmaking |
In the School of Art and Design, filmmaking includes basic filmmaking (preproduction), film editing and film scoring. These courses are for dramatic scenes, not documentaries or multimedia video. These courses prepare you for film school. |
 Filmmaking |
At the School of Art and Design you can share knowledge of the methods and history of art. The school provides several specified learning centres and institutes.
The School of Classics is a storehouse of knowledge about ancient literatures, both oral and written, and the languages and cultures associated with them (e.g. Greek, Latin, Sanskrit, Ge'ez...).
In the School of Comparative Mythology one will find courses on many ancient mythologies and religions.
One of our oldest and most prominent schools, School of Language and Literature is the right place for those who want to learn a foreign language or explore the wonderful world of books. The school also provides several specialised centres, such as the Writing Centre.
The School of Law is for those who wish to learn about law systems and the history of law.
The School of Music and Dance deals with, as many people agree, one of the most important and most beautiful aspects of human civilization. Includes Music in Film for creating music for motion pictures.
The School of Philosophy studies life, society and the world's cultures.
The School of Relosophy studies the nature and relationship of belief, attitude, thought, and behavior across theological, philosophical, political, and psychological grounds.
The School of Theology opens the door to the world's religions. The school has several institutes, such as Institute for Roman Catholic Studies, Institute for Jewish Studies,The Institute for Islamic Spiritual Studies etc.
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