Experiential Education

Areas of study

With more than 60 subject areas available in a variety of disciplines, there's something to spark your interest. New programs are added frequently so you are encouraged to contact the academic dean about other possible desired subjects.

Program areas of study include:

A

Accounting
African Studies/Languages
Agriculture
American Studies
Anatomy
Anthropology
Archaeology
Architecture
Art History
Asian Studies/Languages
Astronomy
Australian/New Zealand Studies

B

Banking and Finance
Biological Sciences
Botany
Business Management

C

Celtic Studies/Languages
Chemistry/Biochemistry
Classical Studies/Languages
Communications/Media
Criminology

D

Dance
Development Studies
Drama

E

Earth Science
Economics
Education
Engineering
English/Creative Writing
Environmental Sciences
European Studies/Languages

F

Food Science/Nutrition
Forestry

G

Geography
Geology

H

Health Sciences
History
Hotel and Tourism Management

I

Indigenous Studies/Languages
Information Technology
International Relations

J-K-L

Law/Legal Studies
Linguistics

M

Marine Science
Marketing
Mathematics and Statistics
Middle Eastern Studies/Languages
Music

N-O

Nursing

P

Pharmacology
Philosophy
Physics
Physiology
Political Science
Psychology

Q-R-S

Religion
Sociology/Social Policy
Speech Therapy
Sport and Exercise Science
Studio Art

T-Z

Women Studies
Zoology or Veterinary Sciences