Study: Majors and Programs

At Clark you can combine the advantages of a broad liberal arts curriculum with opportunities to collaborate on research projects with other undergrads, graduate students and faculty.

Undergraduate concentrations—special interdisciplinary minors—are indicated by

Undergraduate Programs
and Departments

Ancient Civilization

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

Chemistry (Gustaf H. Carlson School of)

College of Professional and Continuing Education (COPACE)

Communication and Culture

Comparative Literature

Computational Science

Computer Science

Education (Jacob Hiatt School for Urban Education)

3/2 Engineering

Environmental Science

Ethics and Public Policy

Foreign Languages and Literatures (French, Spanish, Combined Languages)

Global Environmental Studies

Geographic Information Sciences (GIS)

Holocaust and Genocide Studies (Strassler Center for)

Innovation and Entrepreneurship

International Development and Social Change

International Studies Stream

Latin American and Latino Studies

Law and Society

Mathematics and Computer Science

Political Science

Psychology, Frances L. Hiatt School of

Race and Ethnic Relations

Sciences at Clark

Urban Development and Social Change

Visual and Performing Arts

Women's and Gender Studies Program

Graduate Programs and Departments

Accelerated B.A./Master's Degree Program

Graduate Studies: General Information

College of Professional and Continuing Education (COPACE)

Education (Jacob Hiatt School for Urban Education)

Geographic Information Science

Graduate School of Management

Holocaust and Genocide Studies (Strassler Family Center for)

International Development, Community and Environment (IDCE)