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Interdisciplinary Studies

Discover how to become a future leader and innovator through interdisciplinary studies.

Interdisciplinary programs draw from two or more academic disciplines that work together to create a powerful learning experience emphasizing integrative learning, critical thinking, essential questioning and creative problem solving.

Benefits of Interdisciplinary study:

  • Discover the value of integrating the study of various academic disciplines suited to your life-long learning interests.
  • Embrace new ideas that you couldn’t imagine while studying just one subject in isolation from others.
  • Become an interdisciplinary thinker who analytically and creatively embraces new and futuristic ideas.
  • Develop collaboration skills while working with others who have different perspectives on problems than yours.
  • Prepare for graduate and professional study, and for careers in new and emerging fields.

This section lists programs that are interdisciplinary. The majority of majors and minors are described within their appropriate departments.

Administration Major
Community Development Option
Cultural and Global Studies Major
Cultural and Global Studies Minor
Earth Science Minor
English as a Second Language Minor
Environmental Health and Safety Major
Integrated Science Major (Elementary)
Integrated Science Minor (Elementary)
Integrated Science Major (Secondary)
Integrative Public Relations Major
Language Arts Major
Language Arts Minor
Leadership Minor
Multimedia Design Minor
Museum Studies Minor
Music Theatre Major
Neuroscience Major
Organizational Leadership Major
Social Science Major
Social Studies Major: Geography Concentration (6-12)
Social Studies Major: Political Science Concentration (6-12)
Social Studies Major: Geography Concentration (K-8)
Social Studies Major: History Concentration (K-8)
Sustainability and Environmental Policy Minor
Women and Gender Studies Major
Women and Gender Studies Minor

Undergraduate Certificates are offered in the following disciplines:

African and African Diaspora Studies
American Indian Studies
Cultural Competency
East Asian Studies 
European Studies 
Fermentation Science 
Human Geography 
Latin American and Latino Studies 
Middle East and Islamic Studies 
Social Justice in Global Health