Majors and Minors

As an Arabic minor, you will engage with Arabic-speaking cultures from day one and keep improving your language skills until graduation and beyond.

In the Art, Science, and Innovation program, you'll prepare to become a cultural innovator and critical maker who can produce works of visual art that transcend disciplinary boundaries.

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

Biochemistry encourages you to engage with science by integrating biology, chemistry, and physics in innovative ways.

Study the astonishing variety, and complexity, of living things on Earth.

As a Black Studies student, you'll prepare to become a scholar and engaged member of local and global Black communities.

We’ll equip you with analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills that you'll apply in internships and other career-building opportunities.

Our Chemistry program sets students on a path of mastery of fundamental concepts of matter and provides hands-on lab experience.

Explore the ever-changing field of communication with developed cultural awareness.

As a Community and Justice Studies student, you'll learn about systems of power and inequality, engage with communities, and graduate ready to build a more just and egalitarian world.

A program focusing on computational theory and the rich interplay between computer hardware and software.

Dance and Movement Studies provides an experiential program that explores the relationship of movement to self, culture, and environment.

Data Science focuses on the study of integrated principles and methods to analyze complex big data for decision making, prediction, modeling, and data management.

You'll learn analytical and problem-solving abilities as you study how and why incentives influence the choices that people make.

You'll expand your pathways — and potential — by learning from political, historical, cultural, and psychological perspectives.

You'll engage with political, economic, cultural, and scientific aspects of energy at local to global scales.

As an English student, you’ll grow to recognize the ideas and perspectives that shape our lives. Choose from either a creative writing or literature concentration.

You'll gain insights and abilities to make the world more environmentally sound, equitable, just, and sustainable.

As a Global Health Studies student, you'll learn to play an essential role in addressing the world’s health challenges — preparing for a rewarding future through hands-on learning, civic engagement, and diverse, international perspectives.

Healthcare Management is the study of the healthcare industry in all sectors. It emphasizes an understanding of the U.S. healthcare system, including the organization and delivery of preventive health and healthcare services. Students will develop a deep understanding of theories, tools, and research methods needed to investigate and address complex and evolving challenges.

Rather than asking what happened, we ask how we know. Hone in on research and writing skills to better understand the complex relationship between the past and present to prepare for your future.

The industrial design major complements the College’s Art, Science and Innovation programs. In this major, not typically offered at an undergraduate level in a liberal arts context, students work at the intersection of art, design and practical problem-solving to produce innovative products that engage with emerging technological and cultural trends to develop design solutions. Technologies explored include robotics, artificial intelligence, modeling software, and production techniques such as 3D printing and CNC machining.

A program focusing on critical approaches to information and technology, with an emphasis on interdisciplinary methods. Students develop ethical and technical frameworks and apply them to a wide-ranging set of culturally-relevant problems in order to enrich the public understanding of the relationship between information and culture.

We prepare globally-minded graduates for international-facing careers. Explore global issues and how nations and regions interact around the world. Examine the influence of history, international politics, economy and development, and culture. Study a language and study abroad. Do it through an interdisciplinary lens.