ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
A program is a course of study designed by
faculty members to focus on a particular area of knowledge or a particular
approach to an area. Each program establishes requirements for Moderation,
course work, and Senior projects; each selects from the courses offered at the
College those courses it considers required, recommended, and related to its
particular focus. Every student is
required to declare a major in a program by the end of his or her sophomore
year in order to moderate from the Lower College to the Upper College and to
become a candidate for the Bachelor of Arts degree.
1. Division of the Arts
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Art History
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Dance
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Film and
Electronic Arts
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Integrated
Arts
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Music
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Photography
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Studio Art
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Theater
2. Division of Languages & Literature
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Literature
(works written in English and world literature in translation)
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Writing:
Fiction and Poetry
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Foreign
Languages:
Arabic
Chinese
French
German
Hebrew
Japanese
Russian
Spanish
Ø Classical
Languages:
Latin
Sanskrit
3.
Division of Science, Mathematics and
Computing
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Biology
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Chemistry
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Computer
Science
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Mathematics
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Physics
4.
Division of Social Studies
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Anthropology
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Economics
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History
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Philosophy
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Political
Studies
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Psychology
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Religion
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Sociology
5. Interdivisional Programs Courses appropriate to interdivisional programs
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Africana
Studies
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American
Studies
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Asian Studies
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Classical
Studies
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Environmental
Studies
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French Studies
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Gender and
Sexuality Studies
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German Studies
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Global and
International Studies
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Human Rights
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Irish and
Celtic Studies
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Italian
Studies
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Jewish Studies
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Latin American
and Iberian Studies
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Medieval
Studies
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Middle Eastern
Studies
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Russian and
Eurasian Studies
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Science,
Technology and Society
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Social Policy
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Studies in
Race & Ethnicity
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Theology
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Victorian
Studies
6. Multidisciplinary Studies
Programs initiated and
designed by students to integrate material from different programs and
Divisions.