This course introduces some of the key approaches and research methods distinctive of interdisciplinary Humanities study and offers step-by-step guidance to students when they conduct their own interdisciplinary research project. Significant texts concerning the approach, content areas and debates in the Humanities will be studied. Students will also learn how to formulate research questions, design and conduct research, critically evaluate sources and empirical data and communicate their findings effectively through academic writing. By developing critical thinking, research literacy, analytical skills, and independent inquiry, the course contributes to the promotion of quality education and lifelong learning opportunities for all. Students will also gain practical experiences in planning, executing and writing up a research project in the Humanities.