General Education Program
Inter/Multidisciplinary Cluster
Students complete a total of 12 units in a course cluster outside their designated degree program or major. Students who complete a second major or a minor fulfill this part of the GE program.
The Inter/Multidisciplinary Cluster provides students an opportunity to explore an area of interest from an inter/multidisciplinary focus: four related courses outside the student’s designated degree program or major. At least two courses in the cluster must be upper division.
Click on the following categories to see your course cluster choices. The information is in PDF format. Use WebAdvisor to see which classes will be offered in the coming term.
 Arts and Humanities
Religion and the Arts
Histories and Religions: Judaism, Christianity, Islam
Comparative World Religions
Global Ethics and Communication
Ethics
Philosophy, Knowledge, and Reality
Culture of the Classical World
Medieval Culture
Medieval and Renaissance Studies
The Renaissance in Europe
19th Century Studies
Design and History Fundamentals in Cinematography
Theatre Arts for Cinematography
Production Design
Narrative and Dramatic Literature
Digital Arts
Social and Cultural Studies
Cross Cultural Studies
Law and Social Control
Multicultural Histories and Identities in the United States
Race and Ethnicity
The Holocaust and Comparative Genocide
Globalism, Transnationalism, Diaspora, and Culture
Human Development and Family Studies
Leadership
Social Service
Education Studies
Elementary Education
Media, Culture and Society
Law and Public Policy
Science, Mathematics, and Technology
Technology, Science, and Society
Earth and Its Environment
Physics
Applied Behavioral Sciences
Game Development
Computing Sciences
Informatics
Mathematics
Information Systems
University Honors Cluster
Area Studies
American Society and Culture
Latin American Studies
African Studies
Africa and the Middle East
Asian Studies
Women's and Gender Studies
Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual Studies
Historical Studies
History and Media
Pre-Modern History
Modern History
American History
European History
Comparative Colonial Experience
Race, Class, and Identity in History
Social History
History of the World
Histories and Religions Of The East
The Holocaust in European History
The Holocaust and Comparative Genocide
Language and Communication
Japanese Studies
Germanic Studies
The French/Francophone Studies
The Spanish Speaking World
The Practice of Language
Spanish Language and Linguistics
Linguistics and Bilingualism
Communication and Leadership
Health, Nutrition, and the Body
Science for Life
Complementary and Alternative Medicine
Sports Medicine
Nutrition and Performance
Dance and Movement
Health and Wellness
Physical Education and Coaching
Leadership in Athletic Performance
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