Program Overview

Students develop essential skills such as communication, critical thinking, and teamwork. Graduates pursue diverse careers in both private and public sectors, including project coordinators, researchers, communications specialists, teachers, and counselors. The program offers majors in Economics, English, Geography & Environmental Studies, History, Mathematics, Philosophy, Psychology, Sociology, and Theatre Arts, as well as minors in Archaeology and Geology, Creative Writing, Environmental Economics & Sustainable Development, Geography, Language & Global Studies, Management, Political Studies, and Visual Arts.