Course Category: Humanities

Theology investigates doctrinal foundations, religious traditions, sacred texts, and the relationships between faith, culture, and society, contributing to deepening theoretical and interdisciplinary reflection.

Geography analyzes the spatial organization of natural and socio-economic phenomena, as well as the interactions between the environment, territory, and society, in local, regional, and global contexts.

History investigates the processes, structures, and events that have shaped the evolution of human societies, contributing to a critical understanding of the past and its relevance to the present.

Language and literature investigates the structures, functions, and dynamics of language, as well as the literary and cultural expressions through which identities, values, and forms of representation are configured.

Philosophy investigates the foundations of knowledge, existence, and values, contributing to the critical analysis of concepts, ideas, and the theoretical framework of human reflection.

Sport investigates the theoretical, methodological and applied foundations of physical activity, human performance and education through movement, contributing to research on health, training and social development.