Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
This program offers students in Liberal Arts and Sciences the opportunity to pursue coursework and research in the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology in the College of Medicine. Students take classes in such areas as biochemistry, molecular cell biology, molecular biology, biotechnology, molecular genetics, structural biology, or physical biochemistry. Their research projects enable them to learn modern biochemical approaches and laboratory techniques. Graduates of the program usually pursue advanced degrees in the life sciences or apply to professional school in medicine, veterinary medicine, or dentistry.
Film and Media Studies
The interdisciplinary B.A. in Film and Media Studies is intended for students seeking a liberal arts approach to audio-visual studies, including work in criticism, theory and history of film and video media, along with some basic production experience. The program is adaptable to a broad range of media applications, including experimental, documentary or scientific concentrations, as well as mainstream popular culture.
Medieval and Early Modern Studies (MEMS)
The interdisciplinary approach of MEMS is designed to address the distinctive forms of cultural organization in the middle ages and early modern period.