Undergraduate Majors & Minors

Learn the language that businesses speak — all over the world.

Create campaign strategies, media plans, performance analyses, and ads in every medium. Then go forth and persuade the world.

Study the history and cultures of Africa and the African diaspora. This minor spans the humanities, social sciences, and African & African American literature.

Explore Black American life through the study of history, literature, politics, theology, and arts. Examine inequality & join our pursuit of equity and justice.

Explore human behavior across cultures, in the context of humanity as a whole.

Architecture, community design, urban design, city planning, and landscape design — come study and practice design that makes a difference.

Blend history and theory with practical experience. Learn visual literacy, critical thinking, and research skills that enable you to thrive in the art world.

Explore Asian Pacific American art, health, communication & politics. Learn the APA legacy of struggle and APA contributions to American culture and democracy.

Understand Asia — study its histories, laws, economies, and governments, and also its philosophical, artistic, and intellectual foundations.

Join a real-world research project led by a faculty member. Learn by doing. Get on the inside track for industry jobs or for medical and PhD programs.

Learn how business works. No matter what your career goals, knowing the foundations of business will give you an edge.

Learn advanced analytical tools to solve business problems.

Study Catholicism and explore its role in academics, the arts, and sciences, plus its relation to other religions. This minor complements any major.

Explore the chemical world in motion around us. Join real research projects led by faculty members.

Dive into the cultural, socioeconomic, and political issues affecting Chicanx and Latinx populations in the US. Prepare for political action and justice work.

Learn the physical, psychological, spiritual, social, and cultural aspects of human development during the first 18 years of life.

Learn to speak, read, and write Chinese, just minutes from the largest Chinatown outside of Asia. Prepare for a career in business, diplomacy, or hospitality.

Learn how we learned how to think. Use ancient languages, history, politics, philosophy, and literature to develop your own ideas about how the world works.

Discover how words, images, gestures, and symbols reflect and affect human behavior. Prepare to make a difference in a broad range of fields.

Gain hands-on experience in small lecture-lab classes led by experts in the field. Benefit from learning in San Francisco — technology hub of the world.

Explore the cultural causes of crime and violence. Discover why get-tough programs fail and discuss what might work better.

Explore the social constructions of race, ethnicity, class, gender, sexuality, citizenship, and religion.

In the heart of the city that invents tomorrow, learn to acquire, manage, and explore the data that’s changing the world.

Gain hands-on experience in graphic, digital media, information, and environmental design using the latest production methods and digital technologies.

Learn economics from every angle. Tackle real-world problems ranging from poverty to gender inequality to environmental pollution.

Work on team projects. Solve real-world problems. See the world through a liberal arts lens and approach every challenge with an eye toward social justice.

Harness the power of language. Navigate cultures through diverse written works. Learn to read, write, speak, and analyze. Use your words to improve the world.

Learn from professors who have been there, and develop your own ideas from inception to organization.

Tackle environmental issues such as pollution, wildfires, and hurricanes. Learn to prevent, preserve, and sustain through assessment, regulations, and policy.

Study our environment from different angles — cultural, behavioral, political, ethical, economic — and prepare to pursue a sustainable and fair future for all.

Understand today's Europe and its place in the world. Go there to learn about it from the inside out.

Use finance for good. Learn how to use financial management as an honest, scientific tool to increase social wealth through responsible use of funds.

Train in a studio with professional artists. Stretch your imagination and find your voice. Honor art-making in all its forms.

Understand the language, people, and culture of France, from wherever you are.