Programs

The BA program in Anthropology at University of Chicago consists of twelve (12) courses, of which at least ten (10) are typically chosen from those listed or cross-listed as Department of Anthropology courses. 

The B.A. degree in Classical Studies at University of Chicago allows students to explore Greek and Roman antiquity in a variety of ways and provides excellent preparation for careers that require strong skills in interpr...

The program in Comparative Human Development at University of Chicago focuses on the study of persons over the course of life; on the social, cultural, biological, and psychological processes that jointly influence devel...

The B.A. program in Comparative Race and Ethnic Studies at University of Chicago offers an interdisciplinary curriculum through which students can examine the histories, languages, and cultures of the racial and ethnic g...

So great are University of Chicago’s contributions in economics that an entire school of thought is associated with the University’s name. Since the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics Sciences was first awarded, 25 recipi...

The Fundamentals - Issues and Texts program at University of Chicago brings undergraduates together with some of Chicago’s most distinguished professors in fields from the humanities and social sciences. 

The Gender and Sexuality Studies major at University of Chicago welcomes students for whom sexuality or gender is a crucial category of analysis working in all world areas and time periods and with a variety of methodolo...

The Geographical Studies program at University of Chicago pivots on the research interests of the Committee's faculty, and offers wide scope for research into such realms as: Urban organization and change; resource use a...

The program for the B.A. degree in Germanic Studies at University of Chicago is intended to provide students with a wide ranging and highly personalized introduction to the language, literature, and culture of German-spe...

The undergraduate program in Global Studies at University of Chicago draws on the strengths of the College faculty in a variety of disciplines and their innovative work in a number of areas of international relevance (e....