Social Sciences Interdisciplinary Program
The Social Sciences Interdisciplinary Program offers students an opportunity to focus on a particular thematic area of study, examining timely and relevant topics associated with our ever-changing world. The interdisciplinary nature of the program means that our students learn across traditional departmental boundaries, taking courses from various academic departments at the university.
Experiential Learning
Deepen your understanding of the world beyond the typical classroom setting.
- Add international experience and broader context to your learning by studying abroad
- Fulfill course requirements through an internship in a relevant field, working with people and organizations you may encounter in your future career
Career-Focused
An undergraduate degree in the social sciences gives students the opportunity to pursue graduate studies or a nearly endless array of employment options. Many of our students have gone on to successful careers in social work, health services, education, government, social advocacy, research and policy or the justice system.
Degrees
- BA in Health and Human Services (Concentration in Child and Family Studies or Community Mental Health)
- BA in Health and Human Services (Social Gerontology concentration)
- BA in Legal Studies
- BA in Social Sciences Interdisciplinary (Concentration in Cognitive Science or International Studies)
- BA in Urban and Public Policy Studies
- MS in Humanities
- MS in Natural Sciences
- MS in Social Sciences
- MS in Data Analytics for Social Sciences
Combined Degrees
- BA/MSW in Health and Human Services
- BA/EdM in Health and Human Services (Child and Family Studies Concentration)
- BA/JD in Legal Studies