Interdisciplinary Studies

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Program at a Glance

Degree(s)

Bachelor of Arts

Bachelor of Science

College(s)/School(s)

College of Arts and Humanities College of Natural and Behavioral Sciences College of Social Sciences Luter School of Business

Department(s)

Communication Economics English Fine Art and Art History History Leadership and American Studies Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures Molecular Biology and Chemistry Organismal and Environmental Biology Performing Arts - Music Performing Arts - Theatre and Dance Philosophy and Religion Political Science Psychology Sociology, Social Work and Anthropology

Our Interdisciplinary Studies program empowers you to design a personalized plan of study that integrates multiple academic disciplines. Combine your passions and explore seemingly unrelated fields, such as computer programming and art. Challenge traditional boundaries, and forge a path of discovery. Cultivate a holistic approach to problem-solving and critical thinking, connecting diverse areas of knowledge. Be a trailblazer in interdisciplinary innovation and contribute to the advancement of knowledge across disciplines.

Degree Requirements

The curriculum in interdisciplinary studies is based on a plan of study that incorporates two or more disciplines. The requirements of Christopher Newport’s Liberal Learning Curriculum must be met and the Interdisciplinary Studies Capstone Project (IDST 490) must be completed with a final grade of at least a C-.

For more information on the interdisciplinary studies degree program, please contact the director:

Christopher Loy
Lecturer, Department of Sociology, Social Work and Anthropology
(757) 594-7785
christopher.loy@cnu.edu

Course Catalog

Career Options

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