Category:American Studies
Study mode:At the institution
The Asian American Studies Program offers a minor with classes that focus
upon the history and contemporary experience of Asians in the United States.
These courses explore themes in local and ethnic history, trans-Pacific
contact, cultural change and adaptation,...
Category:Philosophy
Study mode:At the institution
Departments of the other Claremont Colleges and CGU are designed to cultivate critical thinking and to introduce the student to the history of philosophy, its traditional problems and subject areas and its connections with related subjects. In addition to preparing...
Category:Linguistics
Study mode:At the institution
A coordinated program with department of Linguistics and Cognitive Science at Pomona College. How many languages are there? What does knowing a language entail? How do people develop this ability? How is language stored in the brain? Why don't we all speak...
Category:Asian Studies
Study mode:At the institution
The Intercollegiate Department of Asian American Studies of the Claremont Colleges (IDAAS) offers a rigorous, multidisciplinary major that emphasizes social justice, critical thinking, and innovative analysis of the history, society, and cultural production...
Category:Liberal Studies
Study mode:At the institution
Sponsored by the five undergraduate Claremont Colleges, American
Studies is a multidisciplinary major that encourages students to think
critically and creatively about culture in the United States. The
American Studies Program is coordinated by an intercollegiate...
Category:African Studies
Study mode:At the institution
Africana Studies The Intercollegiate Department of Africana Studies (formerly Black Studies) offers a multidisciplinary curriculum that examines the experiences of African, African American and Caribbean people from the liberal arts perspective. Courses accommodate...
Category:Interdisciplinary Studies
Study mode:At the institution
The mission of International and Intercultural Studies is to provide an interdisciplinary course of study that will help students to understand multiple perspectives on power relations in the social, economic, political, scientific, and cultural arenas. The coursework...
Category:Creative Writing
Study mode:At the institution
We believe that student work has meaningful literary and intellectual
value, and we foster a supportive community of writers among our
students. Through writing exercises, workshops, and intensive reading,
students begin to take creative risks in their own...
Category:Literature
Study mode:At the institution
Coursework in the Literature major is designed to develop and improve the student’s capacity to engage in meaningful interpretation, creative writing, analytical thought and aesthetic appreciation. Majors and non-majors alike will have the opportunity to gain...
Category:Anthropology
Study mode:At the institution
The curriculum in Anthropology encompasses two overlapping and yet distinct "tracks": (i) cultural and social anthropology and (ii) biological anthropology, archaeology, and material culture studies. Cultural and social anthropology explores the social orders...
Category:Literature
Study mode:At the institution
The literature major enables students to understand and appreciate our literary heritage and allows them to pursue their individual literary interests. The major requires a structured series of courses on the principal writers of English and American literature...
Category:Liberal Studies
Study mode:At the institution
The classical studies major providesa broad liberal arts education and the cultivation of intellectual skills in several disciplines; it is appropriate for students preparing for work in such areas as business, government, education, and commerce, or for graduate...
Category:Comparative Literature
Study mode:At the institution
The Ph.D. program is designed to provide familiarity with one
literature in comprehensive historical and critical ways and the
demonstrated ability to do comparative work in three literatures. The
Ph.D. is awarded upon the successful completion of a doctoral
dissertation....
Category:Political Science
Study mode:At the institution
Ph.D. Requirements The Political Science department at Berkeley admits students only for the Ph.D. degree. The Ph.D. program has two major phases: coursework and examinations, and dissertation research and writing. The two phases typically take approximately...
Category:Philosophy
Study mode:At the institution
The Ph.D. program is designed to provide students with a broad
knowledge of the field of philosophy, while giving them opportunities to
work intensively on the issues that interest them the most. During the
first stage of their graduate education, students...
Category:Anthropology
Study mode:At the institution
Anthropologist is a general term for those who study human societies, both present and past. A Socio-cultural Anthropologist may work in a field such as development, community organizing, policy analysis, and social research. Linguistic Anthropologists may work...
Category:Political Science
Study mode:At the institution
Undergraduate Study Political Science B.A. Prepolitical Science Major All students intending to major in Political Science must enroll as Prepolitical Science majors. After completion of preparation for the major courses, they need to petition to enter the...
Category:History
Study mode:At the institution
The History Department's Undergraduate Program consists of 16 courses in history (six lower-division - the "Preparation for the Major," including the pre-major requirements; and ten upper-division - the "Major"). Students must complete the history pre-major...
Category:Geography
Study mode:At the institution
Preparation for the Major (4 Courses: 20 units) 1) Geography 1 or 2 2) Geography 3, 4 or 6 3) Geography 5 4) Statistics 12 The Major (12 courses: 48 units) •Students must take 12 Upper Division courses (minimum of 48 units) from the list below •All courses...
Category:Geography
Study mode:At the institution
Preparation for the Major (3 courses - 15 units) Geography 1 or 2 (Physical Environment or Biogeography) Geography 3 or 4 or 6 (Cultural Geography, Globalization, or World Regions) Statistics 12 (Statistical Methods for Geography and Environmental Studies)...
