- Academics
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- Resources for Learning
- Distribution Requirements
- Research Centers and Programs
- Student Fellowships and Research
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Areas of Study
Areas of Study
| Africana Studies |   |
Gay & Lesbian Studies | |
| Anthropology | |
Gender & Women's Studies | |
| Art History | |
Geology | |
| Art History & Archaeology |  |
Geology & Chemistry | |
| Art History & Visual Arts | |
Geology & Physics | |
| Asian Studies | |
German | |
| Biochemistry | |
Government & Legal Studies | |
| Biology | |
History | |
| Chemical Physics | |
Italian | |
| Chemistry | |
Latin American Studies | |
| Classics | |
Mathematics | |
| Classics Archaeology/Classics/Classical Studies/Greek/Latin |
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Mathematics & Economics | |
| Classical Archaeology | |
Music | |
| Classical Studies | |
Neuroscience | |
| Computer Science | |
Philosophy | |
| Computer Science & Mathematics | |
Physics & Astronomy | |
| Dance | |
Psychology | |
| Economics | |
Religion | |
| Education | |
Romance Languages | |
| English | |
Romance Languages (French, Italian, or Spanish) | |
| English & Theater | |
Russian | |
| Environmental Studies |  |
Sociology | |
| Eurasian & East European Studies | |
Spanish | |
| Film Studies | |
Theater | |
| French | |
Visual Arts | |
Coordinate Major
The coordinate major encourages specialization in an area of learning within the framework of a recognized academic discipline. The coordinate major is offered only in relation to the Environmental Studies Program.
Interdisciplinary Majors
Interdisciplinary majors are designed to tie together the offerings and major requirements of two separate departments by focusing on a theme that integrates the two areas. Such majors usually fulfill most or all of the requirements of two separate departments and usually entail a special project to achieve a synthesis of the disciplines involved. Students may develop an interdisciplinary major by consulting with the chairs of the two major departments. Nine areas of study designated with a already have specified requirements.
Student-designed Majors
Students who wish to design their own major will work with two faculty members to connect the disciplinary strengths and opportunities offered in at least two departments. A culminating project is required of students designing their own majors.