Immerse yourself in the history of East Asia. Whether it's the Forbidden City of China or the mountain temples of Japan, study the histories of bustling cities in this region and gain insight into the culture today while preparing for your future career.
Explore the history of South Asia, from the Ganges River of India to the ancient cultures of Pakistan. Examining transdisciplinary issues of the past will give you a clear understanding of current and future matters in South Asia --- an understanding that will complement any career you pursue.
Dive deep into the history of Southeast Asia, from the beaches of Vietnam to the ornate temples of Thailand. Explore the region through transdisciplinary courses to gain a strong understanding of matters in Southeast Asia that will aid you in any career you pursue.
Think of future challenges in a new way. Explore the connections between culture, technology and environment as you study topics across the arts and humanities. You develop practical skills and learn to apply historical, ethical, literary and cultural perspectives to pressing technological and environmental questions.
Study how the Asian continent's cultures, ideas and networks have crossed borders and shaped the world as you embark on a journey to explore the many dimensions of Asia and the ways Asian cultures are expressed around the world.
Learn about the past while preparing for your future. You build versatile skills that carry into countless careers and strengthen the kind of informed citizenship a healthy democracy depends on. This degree helps you sharpen abilities that will serve you at work and in shaping the world around you.
Do you love history? Build critical thinking, writing and oral presentation skills for careers inside or outside the classroom. You'll gain a solid foundation for whatever your postgraduate dreams entail.
Develop a nuanced understanding of Jews and Judaism, and examine the social and cultural contributions Jewish communities have made to the societies where they live, from antiquity to the present. Ground your studies in Jewish history and culture.
Wrestle with what makes an action right, what counts as knowledge and whether an AI can be conscious. Become a better thinker by strengthening your foundational skills, such as reading comprehension, and developing skills in reasoning and argument construction.
Explore answers philosophically when moral questions arise concerning politics and law. You can sharpen the argument, evidence analysis and precise writing skills that employers prize across law, government and business. As a specialized philosophy major, this concentration shares philosophy's top LSAT scores and law-prep reputation.
Sharpen your logical analysis, argument construction and precise writing skills. These transferable skills earn employers' respect; boost your GRE, LSAT and GMAT performance; and reflect judgment automation can't replace.
Explore how religions form, and how religious ideas pass through families and communities and shift over time. You'll build critical thinking, problem-solving and global fluency skills that carry over into any field you pursue.
Gain vital skills in interdisciplinary research, cross-cultural understanding, empathy, critical analysis and communication. You'll develop the knowledge and competence to address crucial contemporary issues, including globalization, health care, human rights, immigration and the meaning of life.