Tackling global crises with the Humanities: Jonathan Bate talks about ASU's new BA in Culture, Technology, and Environment

Abstract

Arizona State University recently announced their new BA program in Culture, Technology, and Environment, which “engages all three” of their “humanities schools to uncover how English, film, history, language, culture, religion, and philosophy can work together to solve the significant issues that societies and environments face.” ASU's is the first US undergraduate program to combine culture, technology, and environment, and is available online or face‐to‐face, which allows students to engage as suits their learning style, and for those already in the workforce, to continue to hold employment while pursuing their degree.