Provides the student with an interdisciplinary curriculum devoted to the examination of American civilization, including its culture, institutions, intellectual tradition and the relationships of its people.

Integrated set of interdisciplinary courses, seminars, lectures, colloquia, and workshops in the fields of business ethics, ethics of health care, science, law, government, engineering and communications.

Multi-disciplinary program that links resources from eight departments into an integrated, flexible minor which allows students to tailor course selection to explore Asian perspectives on the central questions of the student's chosen field.

Explores the African diaspora and its interaction with culture and society in the Americas. T he interdisciplinary program combines humanities courses from literature, music and film together with the social sciences and history to provide students with an understanding of the far-reaching impact of race and ethnicity across continents.

Provides students with a broad background in the history and culture of classical antiquity, both as an aid to their general cultural education and to assist them in their own major fields.

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Program is conducted in collaboration with the Graduate School of Education and Allied Professions and affords Fairfield University undergraduates the opportunity to seek an initial teaching certificate at the secondary school level.

Interdisciplinary minor in environmental science, combining lecture and laboratory courses from the Biology, Chemistry and Physics Departments. Course work will culminate in an individual senior research project or internship.

Series of core and elective courses and seminars, and a 15-credit minor, designed to provide the student with an understanding of systematic analysis and study of environmental issues.

Interdisciplinary program open to invited freshmen and sophomores who wish to undertake intensive study of the intellectual foundations of Western culture, the challenges to that culture, and in the history of ideas.

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Minor program in Irish Studies focused on the history of the nation, its colonial and postcolonial significance, the politics of Northern Ireland, and the inspired art and literature that emerged from its turbulent past.

Interdisciplinary minor program in Italian Studies provides opportunities to study language and literature, history, politics, fine arts, sociology, business, and other fields, all with a significant Italian focus.

Minor in Judaic Studies requires five courses, including at least three within the Department of Religious Studies, and at least one outside, to provide an understanding of basic Jewish religious beliefs and practices as well as those political, social and cultural forces that have helped shape the historical experience of the Jewish people.

Information on required courses for the Minor in Legal Studies program, faculty, research, internships and career options.

Provides students with the opportunity to explore the interface between their discipline and the study of marine science through coursework, internship and research experiences.

The program in Neuroscience, leading to the Bachelor of Science degree, combines coursework from all of the science departments, but primarily from Biology and Psychology.

Program based on Jesuit educational principles and the minor provides the student with an opportunity for the systematic study of a variety of issues in world peace and social justice, as well as an examination of how different religions and philosophical traditions have thought about these values.

Study Abroad, Honors Program, Double Majors, Pre-Law and other programs described.

Minor program offers students an opportunity, from a base major either in International Studies or one of the disciplines, to develop a focus on this area of the world. Eighteen credits are required for the minor, five from courses exclusively or substantially concerned with Russia and/or Eastern Europe.

Interdisciplinary program that focuses on the theoretical and the experiential methods of inquiry. Women's Studies demonstrates the ways in which cultural assumptions about gender influence the development of personal identity and public roles that consequently affect all social and political structures.