Degree Programs
The College's undergraduate course offerings include majors in African American and Diaspora studies; American studies; Ancient Mediterranean studies; anthropology; art; art history; biological sciences; chemistry; classical languages; classics; communication of science and technology; communication studies; comparative literature; earth and environmental sciences; East Asian studies; ecology, evolution, and organismal biology; economics; economics and history; English; English and history; European studies; film studies; French; French and European studies; German; German studies; history; history of art; Jewish studies; Latin American and Iberian studies; mathematics; medicine, health, and society; molecular and cellular biology; neuroscience; philosophy; physics; political science; psychology; public policy studies; religious studies; Russian; Russian studies; Russian and European studies; sociology; Spanish; Spanish and Portuguese; Spanish, Portuguese, and European studies; theatre; and women’s and gender studies.
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