Majors and Minors

41 majors, 27 interdisciplinary minors, and over 900 courses to help you craft exactly the education you’re looking for.

If you want an even more independent course, we’ll help you create your own student-designed major. About 15 percent of our students pursue a double major and an additional 25 percent major in an interdisciplinary field (such as neuroscience, international studies, environmental science, or public policy and law). So apply your own creative thinking, and make your education as interesting as you are.

In order to help students choose appropriate entry-level courses for select majors, please refer to this list based on recommendations from the academic department chairs.

American Studies	French Studies	Philosophy *
Anthropology	German Studies	Physics
Art History *	Hispanic Studies	Political Science
Biochemistry	History *	Psychology
Biology *	Human Rights Studies	Public Policy and Law
Chemistry *	Interdisciplinary Computing	Religious Studies *
Classical Studies	International Studies	Russian
Computer Science	Italian Studies	Sociology
Economics	Jewish Studies	Student-Designed Interdisciplinary Major
​Educational Studies	Language and Culture Studies * (Arabic, Chinese, Hebrew, Japanese)	Studio Arts​ *
Engineering	Mathematics *	Theater and Dance
English *	Music *	Urban Studies
Environmental Science *	Neuroscience	Women, Gender, and Sexuality
​Film Studies	​	​World Literature and Culture Studies
		* indicates this department also offers a minor

In addition to several departmental minors, we also have 27 interdisciplinary minors

African American Studies	Formal Organizations	Marine Studies
African Studies	French Studies	Medieval and Renaissance Studies
Architectural Studies	German Studies	Middle East Studies
Asian Studies	Human Rights Studies	Mythology
Classical Antiquity	Italian Studies	Rhetoric, Writing, and Media Studies
The Classical Tradition	Jewish Studies	Russian Studies
Cognitive Science	Latin American Studies	Urban China Studies
Community Action	Legal Studies	Urban Studies
​Film Studies	​Literature and Psychology	​Women, Gender, and Sexuality