Our Degrees

The aging and adult development minor is useful for students planning a career in the human services (such as teaching, social work or occupational therapy) and majoring in other disciplines.

Students in this program study the production, distribution, and consumption of food, fiber, and energy in both developed and less-developed countries.

The culture of the United States is a distinctive blend of traditions and institutions from around the globe with innovations and concepts unique to this country.

The Animal Behavior Graduate Group is targeted toward students who are interested in understanding the adaptive and evolutionary bases of animal behavior.

A minor in anthropology is an ideal complement to virtually any major at UC Davis. For the minor, the Department of Anthropology offers students a choice among four curricular options:

Students gain advanced knowledge of the evolution of primate and human behavior, behavioral ecology of nonhuman primates, cultural evolution, human evolution, hunter-gatherers, North American prehi

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

Students that complete a minor in Asian American studies will be able to apply multidisciplinary knowledge of major concepts, theories and methods in Asian American studies.

The biological sciences minor provides an opportunity for students in programs outside of the College of Biological Sciences to complement their studies with a concentration in biology.

The Chicana/Chicano studies minor provides a broad overview of the historical, social, political, economic, ideological and cultural forces that shape the Chicana/o and Latina/o experienc