Programs

At the undergraduate level, the Freeman School offers an accounting minor for students who are enrolled as business majors. Students must complete 9 credit hours including one required class (3 credit hours) and an addit...

Africana Studies offers a broad course of interdisciplinary study relating to Africa, people of African descent, and the many different contexts of the African Diaspora around the world. Drawing on diverse methodologies...

Anthropology - the study of humanity in its broadest sense - is, according to the late cultural anthropologist Eric Wolf,  "the most humanistic of the sciences and the most scientific of the humanities." At Tulane,...

Standard Arabic has an estimated 206 million speakers, while colloquial Arabic is spoken by a total of over 400 million, which makes it the fifth most widely spoken language in the world. Arabic classes at Tulane highlig...

The purpose of the minor in Architecture is to provide an opportunity for Tulane undergraduate students who choose to study architecture beyond the introductory level but who do not wish to pursue a major or a profession...

The major in art history is designed to impart an understanding of the historical development and context of art. Majors are required to take 33 credits in art history, which must include a two-semester survey (ARHS ...

Asian Studies draws from a broad range of courses in the liberal arts, including anthropology, art history, communication, English, film, history, philosophy, political science, and sociology.  Ten courses (minimum...

A major in Biological Chemistry must include the cell and molecular biology, chemistry, physics and mathematics courses in the lists under Requirements. At least two elective courses, selected from Requirements list, als...

Welcome to the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Tulane University in New Orleans, LA. Since 1977, our department has been a leader in engineering science investigations of health and medicine. As you explore this...

The major in Cell and Molecular Biology is focused on the mechanistic study of the life of the cell at the molecular level. The curriculum is interdisciplinary and includes courses in physics, chemistry, and genetics in...