Interdisciplinary Studies Program

Overview

Dominique Lange
"The INTS program has allowed me to take the reins in my education and determine my educational path that is best for my career."
— Dominique Lange

Interdisciplinary Studies (INTS) is a program within the Honors College that allows intellectually curious students to create a degree specifically tailored to the fields of study that interest them. Graduating with a customized major from an Honors College is a prestigious endeavor and helps program graduates stand out to admissions committees at graduate schools, law schools, and medical schools. INTS students build a major out of multiple minors/certificate programs for a highly specialized experience. Previous degree combinations include:

  • African American Studies Minor + Disability Studies Minor
  • Astrophysics Minor + French Minor
  • Business Minor + Political Science Minor
  • Classical Studies Minor + Biology Minor
  • Classical Studies Minor + Military History Minor
  • Diversity Studies Minor + Anthropology Minor
  • Environmental and Sustainability Studies Minor + Sustainable Engineering Minor
  • German Minor + Philosophy Minor
  • Leadership Studies Minor + Certificate of Entrepreneurship
  • Linguistics Minor + Business Minor
  • Psychology Minor + Business Minor
  • Women & Gender Studies Minor + Spanish Minor
  • And many others!

Undergraduate Catalog

You can read more about Interdisciplinary Studies in the online Undergraduate catalog.

Application Procedure

Students interested in an Interdisciplinary Studies major must meet the eligibility requirements set by the Honors College. Prospective students are strongly encouraged to apply to the Honors College as soon as possible, and they should also meet early on with an academic advisor in the program to begin developing a tentative degree plan. All students admitted to INTS are required to also become members of the Honors College, and as such will enjoy all benefits and be expected to meet all requirements of the College.