What are humanities? Learning the answer to, 'What are humanities?' can help you decide if this is an area of study that might interest you. There are several areas within the humanities. These include philosophy, art, languages, history, archaeology, anthropology, religion, politics, law and literature. Humanities look at the world of human beings and society from a critical perspective. Humanities students study what it is to be human, language, art and literature, poetry and culture. They look at values and morality, how societies rise and fall and human emotions and spirituality.

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