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- Art and Art History Department
- Asian Studies
- Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
- Biology Department
- Celebration of Undergraduate Research and Creative Performance
- Center for Exploratory Learning
- Center for Leadership
- Center for Ministry Studies
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- Communication Department
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- Dance Department
- Day1 Research Communities
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- Education Department
- Emmaus Scholars Program
- Engineering Department
- English Department
- Environmental Science
- Environmental Studies
- General Education
- Geological and Environmental Science Department
- History Department
- Howard Hughes Medical Institute
- Interdisciplinary Studies
- International Studies
- Kinesiology Department
- Mathematics Department
- Mellon Scholars
- Modern and Classical Languages Department
- Music Department
- Neuroscience
- Nursing Department
- Office of the Associate Dean for Research and Scholarship
- Office of the Associate Dean for Teaching and Learning
- Office of the Dean for Arts and Humanities
- Office of the Dean for Natural and Applied Sciences
- Office of the Dean for Social Sciences
- Paul G. Fried Center for Global Engagement
- Peace and Justice
- Phelps Scholars Program
- Philadelphia Center
- Philosophy Department
- Physics Department
- Political Science
- Pre-Health Programs
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- Pre-Professional Programs
- Program for the Academically Talented (PATH)
- Psychology Department
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- Theatre Department
- Washington Honors Semester
- Women's and Gender Studies
View the full list of majors and minors
ExpandAmerican Ethnic Studies
Art and Art History
major(4)
Asian Studies
minor(1)
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Biology
major(2)
minor(2)
Chemistry / Biochemistry
major(4)
Communication
minor(1)
Computer Science
major(1)
minor(1)
Dance
Economics and Business
major(7)
Engineering
minor(1)
English
major(4)
Environmental Sciences
Environmental Studies
Geology
major(5)
History
International Studies
Kinesiology
major(4)
Mathematics
major(4)
Ministry
Modern & Classical Languages
major(8)
- Modern & Classical LanguagesClassical Studies
- Modern & Classical LanguagesGerman
- Modern & Classical LanguagesGerman Education
- Modern & Classical LanguagesGlobal French Studies
- Modern & Classical LanguagesJapanese Studies Composite
- Modern & Classical LanguagesLatin Education
- Modern & Classical LanguagesSpanish
- Modern & Classical LanguagesSpanish Education
minor(8)
- Modern & Classical LanguagesChinese Minor
- Modern & Classical LanguagesClassical Studies
- Modern & Classical LanguagesFrench Education
- Modern & Classical LanguagesFrench-Speaking Culture and Society
- Modern & Classical LanguagesGerman
- Modern & Classical LanguagesJapanese
- Modern & Classical LanguagesLatin Education
- Modern & Classical LanguagesSpanish
Music
major(5)
minor(2)
Neuroscience
minor(1)
Nursing
Peace and Justice
Philosophy
major(1)
minor(1)
Physics
major(3)
minor(2)
Political Science
major(1)
Psychology
major(1)
Religion
major(4)
Theatre
major(1)
minor(1)
Women's and Gender Studies
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