The major is a specified concentration of courses in a department, in addition to designated electives in related departments, which develop expertise in the concepts and skills of a discipline. Minors supplement the major, often emphasizing a special interest, an interdisciplinary approach or vocational skill.

An interdisciplinary major is also offered, usually combining work in three departments.

Links below will take you to the Web site of the department or program. Or, you may also view a list of academic department Web sites.


Programs of study Major Minor
Accounting
American Sign Language
Anabaptist-Mennonite studies
Art
Bible and religion
Biology
Broadcasting
Business
Business information systems
Chemistry
Communication
Computer science
Computer science and applied math
Conflict studies
Elementary Education  
Elementary Education/Special Education  
English
Entrepreneurship  
Environmental science
Global economics
Graphic design
Health
History
History and social research
Interdisciplinary studies
International studies
Journalism
Mathematics
Molecular biology/Biochemistry
Multimedia communication
Music
Music in worship  
Nursing
Organizational leadership
Peace, justice and conflict studies  
Peace and justice studies  
Physical education
Physics
Piano pedagogy
Psychology
Public Relations
Social policy  
Social work
Sociology
Sociology/Anthropology
Spanish
TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages)
Theater
Women's studies
Writing
Youth ministry