Why major in interdisciplinary studies?
No single discipline has all of the answers. By majoring in interdisciplinary studies, you'll learn different approaches to solving complex problems and addressing broad issues. You'll work collaboratively to arrive at robust and effective solutions for today's most pressing issues.
"My favorite thing about majoring in interdisciplinary studies has been the freedom to take classes I’m interested in rather than a course schedule I have to follow by the letter."
Spotlights
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Auburn University student awarded Fulbright English Teaching Assistant Scholarship
Amelia Grace Hill, a Spanish and interdisciplinary studies major, will use her award to teach in Galicia, Spain.
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TN native chooses interdisciplinary studies as preparation for nursing career
Upon graduating in May, Mary Grace Sykes will attend Emory's Master of Nursing program.
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Student Spotlight: Brandon Way, interdisciplinary studies
Brandon Way, from Auburn, is an interdisciplinary studies student who is pairing psychology and human development and family studies (HDFS) to better serve people around the world.
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Claire Ruggles finds academic success in interdisciplinary studies
Clair Ruggles, an Alpharetta, Georgia, native, is an interdisciplinary studies student who is pairing communication, business, and leadership to pursue a career in the administrative side of worship ministry.