Students must declare and complete a major from among the following disciplines, as well as a minor from among those listed under Minors. 
 
African, Middle Eastern, and South Asian Languages and Literatures 
Africana Studies 
American Studies 
Anthropology 
Anthropology, Cultural 
Anthropology, Evolutionary 
Art 
Art History 
Asian Studies 
Astrophysics 
Biological Sciences 
Biomathematics 
Cell Biology and Neuroscience 
Chemistry 
Chinese 
Cinema Studies 
Classics 
Cognitive Science 
Communication 
Comparative Literature 
Computer Science 
Criminal Justice 
Dance
Data Science 
Economics 
English 
Environmental Studies (available as a second major only) 
European Studies 
Exercise Science 
French 
Genetics 
Geography 
Geological Sciences 
German 
Global Humanities 
Health Administration 
History 
History/French 
History/Political Science 
Human Resource Management 
Information Technology and Informatics 
Italian 
Italian Studies 
Japanese 
Jewish Studies 
Journalism and Media Studies 
Korean 
Labor Studies and Employment Relations 
Latin American Studies 
Latino and Caribbean Studies 
Linguistics 
Marine Sciences 
Mathematics 
Medieval Studies 
Middle Eastern Studies 
Molecular Biology and Biochemistry 
Music 
Philosophy 
Physics 
Planning and Public Policy 
Political Science 
Portuguese 
Psychology 
Public Health 
Public Policy 
Religion 
Russian 
Social Work 
Sociology 
Spanish 
Sport Management 
Statistics 
Statistics/Mathematics 
Theater Arts 
Urban Planning and Design 
Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies 

A bachelor of arts degree is conferred for all majors except the following, for which a bachelor of science degree is awarded: astrophysics; biochemistry; chemistry; ecology, evolution, and natural resources; evolutionary anthropology; exercise science; geological sciences; health administration; marine sciences; microbiology; planning and public policy; public health; sport management; and urban planning and design. Either a bachelor of arts degree or a bachelor of science degree is available in the following subjects: computer science, data science, mathematics, and physics. For subjects offering both a bachelor of arts and a bachelor of science degree, students may not graduate with a bachelor of arts degree, then return to complete the courses necessary for a bachelor of science degree. All courses required for the desired degree must be completed at the time of graduation. 

For information, see the departmental listing in the Programs of Study and Courses for Liberal Arts and Sciences Students chapter.