Harrison Middleton University is a great books, great ideas, great conversations, distance learning university that offers undergraduate and graduate education in the humanities with concentrations in imaginative literature, natural sciences, philosophy and religion, and social science. Harrison Middleton University promotes student-faculty scholarship through research, discussion, and the development of collaborative publications.

The university believe that the study of the liberal arts is both timeless and timely because it focuses on the persisting questions of human existence and bears directly on the problems we face today. At a time when more and more adults are recognizing the benefits of lifelong learning, the Great Books of the Western World provides the medium in which to search for fundamental knowledge and unifying ideas.

Harrison Middleton University primarily uses the Great Books of the Western World as the approved texts for all degree programs. By using the Great Books, students are reading the source of where much of western civilization began and developed. It is important for students to learn and understand the origin of persistent human questions before they can begin to identify solutions or provide answers. By using a combination of primary source documents from the Great Books of the Western World’s Additional Readings, for example Great Books Foundation’s publications, the Annals of American History, Supreme Court cases, and great art, students will craft a program of study rich in primary sources crucial to the study of the great ideas.

Harrison Middleton University offers the following programs with an emphasis in Philosophy and Religion in cooperation with the Adler-Aquinas Institute. Various Philosophy and Religion courses are taught by Dr. Peter Redpath, Dr. Curtis Hancock, and Father Fessio (Great Idea: Theology courses), Harrison Middleton University tutors.

Undergraduate Degree Programs
Bachelor of Philosophy and Religion
Bachelor of Arts in Humanities
Bachelor of Arts in Education
Bachelor of Science in Education
Graduate Degree Programs
Master of Arts in Philosophy and Religion
Master of Arts in Humanities
Master of Arts in Education
Doctor of Arts with concentration in Philosophy and Religion
Doctor of Education

For more information about these Philosophy and Religion degree programs, please call 1.877.248.6724 or email information@hmu.edu.
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Harrison Middleton University has been granted a regular degree license number D1146 to operate the following programs by the Arizona State Board for Private Postsecondary Education.

Doctor of Education
Doctor of Arts
Master of Arts in Education
Master of Arts in Humanities
Master of Arts in Imaginative Literature
Master of Arts in Jurisprudence
Master of Natural Science
Master of Arts in Natural Science
Master of Arts in Philosophy and Religion
Master of Arts in Social Science
Bachelor of Arts in Education
Bachelor of Science in Education
Bachelor of Arts in Humanities
Bachelor of Imaginative Literature
Bachelor of Natural Science
Bachelor of Philosophy and Religion
Associate of Arts in Humanities

Harrison Middleton University is accredited by the Accrediting Commission of the Distance Education and Training Council www.detc.org. The Accrediting Commission of the Distance Education and Training Council is listed by the United States Department of Education as a recognized accrediting agency.

The Accrediting Commission of the Distance Education and Training Council is a recognized member of the Council for Higher Education Accreditation. The accreditation of higher learning institutions in the United States and international locations that offer programs of study that are delivered primarily by distance (51% or more) and award credentials at the associate, baccalaureate, master’s, first professional, and professional doctoral degree level.

Susan Chiaramonte
Registrar
Director of Accreditation and Licensure
Harrison Middleton University

t: 1.877.248.6724
f: 1.800.762.1622
e: schiaramonte@hmu.edu
u: www.hmu.edu