The program is well-suited for students whose needs and interests are not being met by existing A&S majors, such as those:

• who have several areas of interest or wish to pursue a course of study that spans several disciplines.
• who are preparing for graduate study in an interdisciplinary or multi-disciplinary area not incorporated in any existing programs at the university (e.g., linguistics, forensics, urban studies, religious studies).
• who are aiming for a career where multidisciplinary education could be appropriate or even advantageous (law, diplomacy, public service, mediation, environmental advocacy, etc).
• whose engagement in campus or community groups inspires multidisciplinary interests.
• who are transferring in from a branch campus or elsewhere with an associate of arts or science degree.
• who are non-traditional and seeking further education to complement life/job experiences.

Career Possibilities:

Liberal arts majors with strong training in multiple disciplines are prepared to undertake a wide variety leadership positions that stress teamwork and visionary thinking. Each individualized degree plan supports and enhances career potential within the identified degree goals.