Majors and Minors

Engage with Arabic-speaking cultures from day one and keep improving your language skills until graduation and beyond.

Prepare to become a cultural innovator and critical maker who can produce works of art that transcend disciplinary boundaries.

Your unique perspectives will be embraced and encouraged as you navigate how to use the cultural power of art to catalyze change.

Astronomy is more than the study of the constellations — you'll develop an appreciation of the beauty and order of the known universe.

Engage with science through interdisciplinary learning by integrating biology, chemistry, and physics in innovative ways.

Through hands-on exploration, you'll study the astonishing variety, and complexity, of living things on Earth.

Explore African American and diasporic history and culture through an array of disciplines that challenge you and expand your perspectives.

We’ll equip you with analytical and communication skills that will prepare you to lead as an in-demand problem-solver.

Set on a path of mastery with fundamental concepts of matter and hands-on lab and research experiences.

Explore the ever-changing field of communication working with faculty and discovering methods to prepare you for your career and future.

Learn about systems of power and inequality, engage with communities, and graduate ready to build a more just and egalitarian world.

Your study will focus on on computational theory and the rich interplay between computer hardware and software.

Explore this experiential program that focuses on the relationship of movement to self, culture, and environment.

Study the integrated principles and methods for analyzing complex big data for decision making, prediction, modeling, and data management.

Learn analytical investigation and problem-solving around how and why incentives influence the choices that people make.

Expand your pathways and gain valuable experience by learning from political, historical, and psychological perspectives.

Engage with political, economic, and scientific aspects of energy at all scales and the related skills transferable to any future career.

Learn to to recognize the ideas and perspectives that shape our lives and use those through a creative writing or literature concentration.

Through hands-on exploration, you'll gain insights and abilities to make the world more environmentally sound, equitable, and sustainable.

Explore how writers construct meaning and express the human experience through analysis and compelling expression.

Engage content and methods to develop the use film as a medium to communicate compelling fictional and documentary narratives.

Explore and engage with French-speaking cultures and continue to improve your language skills throughout your journey.

Gain a head start at putting your language skills to work with small classes, plenty of 'talk time,' and a close-knit language community.

Learn to play an essential role in addressing the world’s health challenges through hands-on learning and civic engagement.

Develop a deep understanding of theories, tools, and research methods needed to address the complex and evolving healthcare industry.

Hone your research and writing skills to better understand the complex relationship between the past and present to prepare for your future.

Work at the intersection of art, design, and practical problem-solving to produce innovative products that engage with emerging technologies.

Develop frameworks and apply them enrich the public understanding of the relationship between information and culture.

Examine global issues and how nations and regions interact around the world through politics, economy, and language.

Examine the religion, culture, and history of the Jewish people and gain an understanding of Judaism as the matrix of the West’s religious foundations.

Combine practical training in journalism with an examination of its sociopolitical role while considering what it means to be a responsible citizen.

Combine the humanities and social sciences to the study of languages and experience in the Latin American and Caribbean region.

Develop an appreciation of the power, utility, and beauty of mathematics while becoming a lifelong learner and problem solver.

Take a multifaceted approach to studying the language, history, politics, religion, culture, and economics of the Middle East and North African region.

Either begin or continue your musical journey with courses that accommodate a wide variety of backgrounds.

Study the brain and nervous system, drawing upon biology and psychology and exploring areas such as development, behavior, and cognition.

Inquire into structures that form the basis of all that exists and the values and goals that guide individuals and societies.

From spacecraft to polymers, choose an interdisciplinary track that combines physics with other disciplines to meet your interests and goals.

Explore politics, public policy, and political behavior in the U.S. and around the world while learning to solve problems facing society today.

Gain exceptional preparation through academic rigor and hands-on research opportunities for success in graduate engineering programs and careers.

Begin your journey to medicine through your core of science and English courses while pursuing any academic major that interests you.

Pre-law students study a broad-based curriculum at Allegheny in order to develop skills that are absolutely crucial for law school and law careers.

Delve into human thought and behavior, blending paradigms and new ways of understanding to set the stage for a future in a rewarding career.

Explore the process of making specialized knowledge accessible to diverse public audiences and communities.

Explore religious rituals, practices, and systems of thought to understand those traditions as well as the role of religion in a complex global context.

Focus on the knowledge and skills that teams and individuals need to develop and maintain large-scale software systems for real-world customers.

Engage with Spanish-speaking culture and learn to solve problems by reflecting on and analyzing the deep connection between language and culture.

Develop skills to engage critically and creatively with the surrounding world, producing original work to connect with audiences in compelling ways.

Learn to explore and address the most pressing issues we face in the 21st-century through communication, policy, wellbeing, education, and the arts.

Explore creative writing in the areas of fiction, poetry, and nonfiction and craft your unique voice to harness the creative powers of language.