Interdisciplinary Programs and Courses

PROGRAMS

Major

• Philosophy and Religious Studies Interdisciplinary, B.A. (Long Island Campus) 

Minor

• American Studies Interdisciplinary Minor (Brooklyn Campus) 
• American Studies Interdisciplinary Minor (Long Island Campus) 
• Environmental Studies Minor (Brooklyn Campus) 
• Environmental Studies Minor (Long Island Campus) 
• Film/Media Interdisciplinary Minor (Brooklyn Campus) 
• Film/Media Interdisciplinary Minor (Long Island Campus) 
• Latino Studies Interdisciplinary Minor (Brooklyn Campus) 
• Latino Studies Interdisciplinary Minor (Long Island Campus) 
• Peace and Justice Studies Interdisciplinary Minor (Brooklyn Campus) 
• Peace and Justice Studies Interdisciplinary Minor (Long Island Campus) 
• Women’s Studies Interdisciplinary Minor (Long Island Campus) 

Area of Concentration

• American Studies, Area of Concentration for Child Study (Long Island Campus) 

COURSES

Brooklyn Campus

• ENG 112 - Classical Literature
   
• CLA 112 - Classical Literature 
• HIS 122 - The Glory that was Greece: The Grandeur that was Rome
   
• CLA 122 - The Glory that Was Greece: The Grandeur that Was Rome
   
• LIB 100 - Library Research Strategies
   
• PHI 154 - Sources Of Great Western Ideas
   
• CLA 154 - Sources Of Great Western Ideas
   
• SCI 130 - Nutrition and Health
   
• SCI 135 - Nutrition and Personal Health
   
• SCI 165 - Energy and The Environment
   
• SJC 100 - The Freshman Seminar
   

Long Island Campus

• ENG 112 - Classical Literature
   
• CLA 112 - Classical Literature 
• HIS 122 - The Glory that was Greece: The Grandeur that was Rome
   
• CLA 122 - The Glory that Was Greece: The Grandeur that Was Rome
   
• HUM 100 - Freshman Seminar
   
• HUM 400 - Adults in Transition
   
• GS 400 - Adults in Transition
   
• LA 201 - Honors Capstone
   
• LIB 100 - Library Research Strategies
   
• PHI 154 - Sources Of Great Western Ideas
   
• CLA 154 - Sources Of Great Western Ideas
   
• SCI 130 - Nutrition and Health
   
• SCI 135 - Nutrition and Personal Health
   
• Liberal Arts Courses (LA)
  From time to time, faculte collaborate in teaching one course which explores a topics from an interdisciplinary perspective.