Liberal Arts, Language & Communication
In today's complex communication and cultural environment, studying liberal arts is more important than ever. Developing a deep understanding of how we relate to one another, construct meaning, and communicate values can help you navigate today's complex landscape. As a result, today's employers are searching for recent graduates who have learned how to think, not what to think.
Harper College is an excellent place to start for those seeking to study English, humanities, language, linguistics, communication, and philosophy. These programs are designed to help save you money and to allow you an easy transition to another institution to further your education.
Explore our programs
Harper College offers a number of liberal arts, language and communication transfer programs. To get started, select one of the program areas below:
Interested in another subject? If you are interested in transferring to study an liberal arts–related subject not listed here, please meet with an academic advisor to learn what courses to take to meet your academic goals.
Liberal Arts News
Find out what's happening in communication, linguistics, literature, philosophy and world languages at Harper College.
Hosts and managers at Harper College’s WHCM recently received four first-place awards from the Intercollegiate Broadcasting System and the Broadcast Education Association. Read More
Harper College approved leaving tuition unchanged for the third consecutive year coupled with other measures aimed at keeping costs down for students. Read More
Virtual, radio play version of the holiday classic will be streamed on Sunday, December 12. Read More
Watch this short video and learn about Harper's ESL endorsement for certified teachers and the TESOL certificate for those who want to teach English to speakers of other languages. Watch the Video
Lily Nikopoulos published ‘Christmas and Eve’ after completing her draft in Harper College’s Community Education novel-writing workshop. Read More
Get Started
To get started with liberal arts, language and communication courses, contact Admission Outreach at 847.925.6700, submit a request information form, or submit an online application now.