Program Overview

Master of Arts in Humanities

The Master of Arts in Humanities at Schellhammer Business School is a challenging interdisciplinary Master of Arts program that focuses on the study of human nature, thought, and creation – past, present and how the inevitable consequences of our actions impact the future of humanity.

Humanists were the first to start thinking about and exploring the human condition seeking answers to many human related problems, by trying to make moral, ethical, spiritual and intellectual sense of the world.

Schellhammer Business School continues this long tradition by combining Philosophy, Psychology, Sociology, Behavioural Economics, Politics, Language, Law, Anthropology, Culture, and even Business into one program whilst advocating, exploring and supporting a new system of beliefs, principles and solutions to the manifold issues facing humanity – overpopulation, climate change, contamination, pollution, depleting resources, gross inequality, failed economic systems, and political dogmatism.

With a strong emphasis on developing strong creative, critical and analytical thinking skills the Master of Arts in Humanities at Schellhammer Business School opens the door to careers in education, politics and is a distinct competitive advantage in business where agility, versatility and innovation are the norm in a rapidly changing marketplace.

Course Modules

• Managing Media Relations
• Occupational Health Psychology
• Organizational Behavior
• Behavioral Economics
• Change Management
• Strategic Management
• Principles of New Psychology
• Understanding Global Markets
• Forensic Psychology
• Financial Institutions & Markets
• Leadership Development
• Thesis Elaboration

Language Classes

• Spanish
• French
• German
• Italian
• Chinese Mandarin
• Japanese
• Russian
• English

Course Information

• Course Code: MA-200
• Course Duration: 1 academic year
• Semester 1: October / Semester 2: February
• ECTS (European Credit Transfer System): 90

Note

• Please note that subjects offered may vary from the published list and are revised periodically to ensure maximum relevance to the related industry and business world.
• Language classes are based on demand (minimum five students) per level and must be chosen prior to the start of the semester.