Humanities and Social Sciences (HUMSS) is one of the Academic Track strands that focuses on the study of human behavior, arts, culture, literature, politics, and society. Students in the HUMSS strand can fit in various college degrees after they graduate.
Do you love reading, writing or speaking? Are you people-oriented? Are you interested in culture, politics, or the arts? If yes, the HUMSS Strand is for you. HUMSS stands for Humanities and Social Sciences. This strand focuses on the study of human behavior and societal changes, and analysis of arts, culture, literature, and politics. It involves political science, anthropology, linguistics, psychology, and communication.
Subjects offered in HUMSS Strand are very diverse ranging from literature, politics and language. These subjects focus on developing your reading, writing, speaking and thinking skills. These are the subjects that you will take if you choose to take this strand:
Creative Writing / Malikhaing Pagsulat
Introduction to World Religions and Belief Systems
Creative Nonfiction
Trends, Networks, and Critical Thinking in the 21st Century Culture
Philippine Politics and Governance
Community Engagement, Solidarity, and Citizenship
Disciplines and Ideas in the Social Sciences
Disciplines and Ideas in the Applied Social Sciences
Work Immersion/Research/Career Advocacy/Culminating Activity
We are integrating pre-college elective subjects based on their specialization like International Relations, Public Administration, and General Psychology in order for the students to learn basic advance knowledge, which will prepare them for tertiary education.
Psychology
Philosophy
Political Science
International Studies
Languages (English and Filipino)
Literature
Communications
Teacher Education – Early Childhood, Elementary, Special Education & Secondary (Values, English, Filipino)
Library & Information Science
Journalism
Arts
Being a HUMSS student does not automatically mean that you’re an aspiring lawyer or politician. Contrary to popular belief, a HUMSS student can also be a writer, broadcaster, counselor, editor or journalist as this strand hones your communication skills, too. HUMSS opens lots of opportunities for students because of several prospective professions that you can choose from such as:
Tutor/Teacher Assistant
Researcher
Training Assistant
Community Development Worker/Organizer
Day Care Center Worker
Life Coach
Interested to enroll in this strand? Know more about schools offering HUMSS by visiting or contacting us on our landline number or this website.