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Nov 21, 2024
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2014 - 2015 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Interdisciplinary Studies - Liberal Arts, B.A.
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Interdisciplinary Studies Major
The Interdisciplinary Studies Major in Liberal Arts (IDSL) degree is intended for students who have a clearly defined educational goal that is best met by an interdisciplinary path. The flexibility offered by this program is aimed at accomplishing unique and specifically defined sets of learning goals. Students must submit an application for admission to the IDSL program. Applications are available on the IDSL website and in the College of Humanities and Behavioral Sciences Advising Center. In their applications for admission to the IDSL program, students must complete an essay explaining why they want to enter the IDSL program by noting their educational and career goals, articulating a curriculum for their learning goals, and discussing why their goals are best met by this major. Core Curriculum Requirements (43-45 credits)
In College Core B , all majors in programs in the College of Humanities and Behavioral Sciences are required to pass a second course in Social and Behavioral Sciences; i.e., CHBS majors cannot fulfill College Core B requirements with a Health and Wellness course.
Liberal Arts Major Requirements (49 credits)
One class used to fulfill Interdisciplinary Studies major requirements may be used to fulfill Core Curriculum requirements. Liberal Arts Required Courses (13 credits)
Written Communication (3)
Choose either: Oral Communication (3)
Choose either: Research Methods in Interdisciplinary Studies (3)
Integrated Learning Experience (3)
Choose either: Senior Seminar in Interdisciplinary Studies (1)
Liberal Arts Concentration (36)
Concentration Requirements
The Liberal Arts concentration is comprised of two focus areas, where students must complete 36 credit hours (one of the focus areas must be from the College of Humanities and Behavioral Sciences) with a minimum of 12 hours in each. Focus areas are defined as courses offered by an individual department or school. At least 50 percent of each focus areas must be taken at the 300-400-level.
For the purpose of computing the major grade point average, the major is defined as the courses taken to complete the Liberal Arts Major Specific Requirements as well as the courses within the two focus areas.
B.A. Degree Requirements (6-8 credits)
The Bachelor of Arts degree requires completion of the B.A. language requirements described here . Total Credits Needed for Degree (120)
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