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Languages, Humanities, and Communication Pathway


In this pathway, students explore the richness of human culture, expression, and connection. By studying languages, you gain the ability to connect with people across cultures. Humanities helps you think critically about society, ethics, and human behavior, while communication skills empower you to express ideas clearly, whether in writing, speech, or through digital media.


Languages, Humanities, and Communication Programs

Languages, Humanities, and Communication Programs

Area of Study Transfer Degree Degree Certificate Skill Certificate
Sample Table - See below
ESL - Credit
Area of Study Transfer Degree Degree Certificate Skill Certificate
View the Program Map for a Certificate in ESL Milestone - Language Arts, Oral Communication
View the Program Map for a Certificate in ESL Milestone - Language Arts, Written Communication
Humanities
Area of Study Transfer Degree Degree Certificate Skill Certificate
View the Program Map for an Associate's of Art Degree in Humanities
View the Program Map for an Associate's of Art for Transfer Degree in Philosophy
Language, Literature, and Communication
Area of Study Transfer Degree Degree Certificate Skill Certificate
View the Program Map for an Associate's of Art for Transfer Degree in Communication Studies 2.0
View the Program Map for an Associate's of Art Degree in Creative Writing View the Program Map for a Certificate in Creative Writing
View the Program Map for an Associate's of Art for Transfer Degree in English View the Program Map for an Associate's of Art Degree in English
View the Program Map for an Associate's of Art for Transfer Degree in Journalism View the Program Map for an Associate's of Art Degree in Journalism
View the Program Map for a Certificate in Linguistics - English/ESL
View the Program Map for a Certificate in Linguistics - Modern Languages
Liberal Arts
Area of Study Transfer Degree Degree Certificate Skill Certificate
Liberal Arts: Arts and Humanities
View the Program Map for an Associate's of Art Degree in Liberal Arts: Arts and Humanities
Modern Languages
Area of Study Transfer Degree Degree Certificate Skill Certificate
View the Program Map for a Certificate in American Sign Language
View the Program Map for a Certificate in Armenian Language and Literature
View the Program Map for an Associate's of Art Degree in Chinese
View the Program Map for a Certificate in Chinese Language and Civilization - Elementary Level
View the Program Map for a Certificate in Chinese Language and Civilization - Intermediate Level
View the Program Map for an Associate's of Art Degree in French
View the Program Map for a Certificate in French Language and Civilization - Elementary Level
View the Program Map for a Certificate in French Language and Civilization - Intermediate Level
View the Program Map for an Associate's of Art Degree in Japanese
View the Program Map for a Certificate in Japanese Language and Civilization: Elementary Level
View the Program Map for a Certificate in Japanese Language and Civilization: Intermediate Level
View the Program Map for an Associate's of Art Degree in Korean
View the Program Map for a Certificate in Korean Language and Civilization: Elementary Level
View the Program Map for a Certificate in Korean Language and Civilization: Intermediate Level
View the Program Map for a Certificate in Russian Language and Civilization: Elementary Level
View the Program Map for a Certificate in Russian Language and Civilization: Intermediate Level
View the Program Map for an Associate's of Art for Transfer Degree in Spanish View the Program Map for an Associate's of Art Degree in Spanish
View the Program Map for a Certificate in Spanish Language and Civilization: Elementary Level
View the Program Map for a Certificate in Spanish Language and Civilization: Intermediate Level

Meet Your Success Team

 

Luisa Cortez-Ortiz

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Student Services Building, 2nd Floor
Contact me on Cranium Cafe!

 

John Lynch is a faculty member in the English Department at Los Angeles City College, where his teaching and mentorship focus on creative writing, literature, and critical thinking. With a deep commitment to fostering independent thought, he encourages students to push beyond surface-level analysis and develop their unique academic voices. He views mentorship as a collaborative process that empowers students to develop confidence, clarity, and purpose in their academic work. If you’d like to meet with him, please email him at @email.

Sara Mortimer-Boyd is a faculty member in the English Department at Los Angeles City College. Her teaching and research interests include early 19th-century American literature, contemporary American fiction and poetry, and creative writing with a focus on fiction. She is committed to fostering literary analysis, creativity, and critical engagement, encouraging students to connect historical and contemporary texts to their own voices and experiences. Professor Mortimer-Boyd seeks mentees who are proactive, self-motivated, and open to feedback. If you’d like to meet with Professor Mortimer-Boyd, please email her at @email.

Kirk Sever is a faculty member in the English and ESL Departments at Los Angeles City College. His primary areas of focus include creative writing and composition, where he encourages students to strengthen their writing skills, explore self-expression, and develop critical thinking. He emphasizes both the craft of writing and its power as a tool for communication and connection. If you’d like to meet with Professor Sever, please email him at @email.

More about Degrees and Certificates

  • An Associate of Arts (AA) or Associate of Science (AS) degree provides knowledge and skills for employment or further study in a chosen field.
  • An Associate in Arts for Transfer (AA-T) or Associate in Science for Transfer (AS-T) degree is for students interested in transferring to schools within the California State University (CSU) system to earn a bachelor’s degree.
  • Certificate of Achievement (C) is approved by the state and prepares students to enter the workforce.
  • Skills Certificate (SC) is issued by the department and prepares students to enter the workforce.
  • Noncredit Certificate (CN) is for students who want to acquire employment, transition to college, and/or explore pathways leading to a career.