Undergraduate Degrees
Our students are encouraged to explore the boundaries and the interrelationships of various subjects and design a curriculum that crosses and transforms traditional disciplinary lines.
Bass School of Arts, Humanities, and Technology undergraduate degree program advantages:
- Small-class sizes
- Flexible degree plans
- Transfer-friendly degree plans
- Develop marketable skills
- A large number of related student organizations
- Connections with academic centers
- Strong student support with campus-wide services
Arts, Technology, and Emerging Communication
ATEC programs merge computer science, engineering, arts, and the humanities to create technologies that make the world a better place.
History
Design a distinctive program of study around your interests, such as themes, topics, time periods, and historical or philosophical approaches to the subject matter.
Latin American Studies
Explore Latin America through history, economics, political science, and business as well as literature, language, and culture.
Literature
Join a program that brings together writers and scholars dedicated to the study of literature and culture in an international and interdisciplinary context with opportunities to explore a wide range of literary traditions, critical approaches and theoretical debates.
Philosophy
As a philosophy major, you will explore important questions on why we believe and how we know, the nature of the self and its connection with society and examine the foundations of justice.
Visual and Performing Arts
Pursue an interdisciplinary study of the arts by selecting among courses in historical context, studio practice, performance ensemble, communication and ideas and interpretation of the arts. You may also choose to enroll in courses associated with concentrations in the visual arts, art history, communication, dance, theatre, film, music, photo-video-digital arts, or the interdisciplinary arts.
Fast Track
The Bass School of Arts, Humanities, and Technology Fast Track Program offers a path for qualified Bass School undergraduates to begin work on a master’s degree before graduation.