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 primary 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.
Students can also declare a secondary program of study [indicated
by (S) below]. which must be taken in conjunction with a primary program.
1.
Division of the Arts
Ø
Art History
Ø
Dance
Ø
Film and Electronic Media
Ø
Integrated Arts (S)
Ø
Music
Ø
Photography
Ø
Studio Art
Ø
Theater
2.
Division of Languages & Literature
Ø
Literature (works written in English and world
literature in translation)
Ø
Writing: Fiction and Poetry (S)
Ø
Foreign Languages:
Arabic
(S)
Chinese
(S)
French
(S)
German
(S)
Hebrew
(S)
Japanese
(S)
Russian
(S)
Spanish
Ø
Classical
Languages:
Latin
(S)
3.
Division of Science, Mathematics and Computing
Ø
Biology
Ø
Chemistry
Ø
Computer Science
Ø
Mathematics
Ø
Physics
4. Division of Social Studies
Ø
Anthropology
Ø
Economics
Ø
Economics and Finance
Ø
History
Ø
Philosophy
Ø
Political Studies
Ø
Psychology
Ø
Religion
Ø
Sociology
5.
Interdivisional Programs Courses appropriate
to interdivisional programs
Ø
Africana Studies (S)
Ø
American Studies
Ø
Asian Studies
Ø
Classical Studies
Ø
Cognitive Science (S)
Ø
Environmental Studies (S)
Ø
French Studies
Ø
Gender and Sexuality Studies (S)
Ø
German Studies
Ø
Global and International Studies (S)
Ø
Human Rights *
Ø
Irish and Celtic Studies (S)
Ø
Italian Studies
Ø
Jewish Studies (S)
Ø
Latin American and Iberian Studies (S)
Ø
Medieval Studies *
Ø
Middle Eastern Studies (S)
Ø
Russian and Eurasian Studies
Ø
Science, Technology and Society (S)
Ø
Social Policy (S)
Ø
Studies in Race & Ethnicity S)
Ø Theology
Ø
Victorian Studies (S)
6.
Multidisciplinary Studies
Programs initiated and designed by students to
integrate material from different programs and Divisions.
*
indicates a program that is both a primary program and a secondary program.