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American Studies

Does the complexity of American culture fascinate you?

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Minor
Arab Studies

The minor in Arab studies covers an area of utmost historical, cultural, economic and geopolitical significance.

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Major
Chicana/Chicano Studies

Do you want to deeply explore the Chicano/Latino experience?

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Major
Chinese

Do you want to work abroad one day? A major in Chinese is the gateway to the world’s most widely spoken language and to the rich and diverse traditions of a complex society.

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Major
Classical Civilization

The marble statues of ancient gods that fill so many museums used to be brightly painted. Do you want to understand the world of antiquity in all of its colorful complexity?

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Major
East Asian Studies

Firecrackers. TikTok. Anime. K-pop. Two of the largest world economies. Some of the longest-lasting civilizations. A quarter of the world population.

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Minor
East Asian Studies

East Asian countries play important roles in today's global culture and economy. As the U.S.

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Major
German

Are you interested in learning a foreign language that will give you a powerful career advantage? How about reading some of the greatest works of literature ever written?

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Minor
Global Studies

The interdisciplinary minor in Global Studies will enable students across disciplinary areas to learn about global issues and gain first-hand experience both locally a

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Minor
History
The minor in History equips students with the essential skills and basic knowledge necessary to navigate the modern world as well as a career in most professions. Through the study of past events and societies, students learn to read critically, debate issues and historical context substantively, and write with clarity. From courses in Asian, African, European, Latin American, Middle Eastern, U.S. and World history, students choose three courses in one field and two courses in any field to complete the minor certification. The faculty encourages rigorous, creative thinking about the past.