Majors & Minors

• Gain hands-on laboratory experience using professional scientific equipment from the start of the program.
• Apply chemistry across disciplines including biology, physics, environmental science, and the health professions.
• Work closely with faculty mentors across analytical, biochemical, inorganic, organic, and physical chemistry.

Students build Mandarin language proficiency alongside cultural, literary, historical, and global understanding

Coursework connects language learning with Chinese literature, culture, society, and perspectives across time

Skills include cross-cultural communication, textual interpretation, critical thinking, global awareness, research, and language-centered analysis

Students combine Chinese language study with cultural studies, historical analysis, and interdisciplinary coursework

Study abroad or experiential learning opportunities connect classroom learning to real-world global engagement

Skills include advanced Mandarin communication, cross-cultural competency, global and regional analysis, research, critical thinking, and intercultural communication

Students read Greek and Latin texts in their original languages while studying classical literature, culture, and history

Skills include translation, interpretation, evidence-based analysis, literary and historical research, writing, and discussion

Graduates pursue advanced study, scholarship, education, teaching, law, medicine, public service, research, and related fields

Students study novels, poetry, drama, essays, and film across cultures, historical periods, and academic disciplines

Coursework builds skills in literary analysis, cross-cultural interpretation, interdisciplinary thinking, clear communication, and close reading

Graduates apply analytical, research, communication, and global awareness skills in business, public life, education, interdisciplinary fields, and graduate study

Students study software development, algorithms, systems, mathematics, programming, computational problem-solving, and digital systems

Faculty research spans theory, ethics, security, artificial intelligence, machine learning, bioinformatics, educational game design, mobile systems, and simulation

The B.A., B.S., and minor offer flexible pathways for technical careers, graduate study, interdisciplinary computing, and technology-driven problem solving

Students experiment with poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, playwriting, screenwriting, novel writing, and writing across genres

Workshops, feedback, revision, and close editing help students build craft, confidence, discipline, and storytelling skills

Hands-on opportunities include editing literary journals, reviewing submissions, producing publications, and gaining experience in writing and publishing

Students learn the full data lifecycle, from gathering and managing information to analyzing results and communicating findings

Skills include statistical analysis, data visualization, SQL, database management, predictive modeling, data cleaning, and analytical problem-solving

The minor supports work in research, business strategy, technology, decision-making, business analytics, information systems, and machine learning

Students study the processes that shape landscapes, water resources, climate systems, ecosystems, and environmental change

Fieldwork, laboratory methods, spatial technologies, quantitative analysis, and research design build applied scientific skills

Graduates pursue sustainability, public policy, education, business, public health, environmental management, research, and graduate study

Students combine East Asian culture coursework with upper-division Asian language study and electives taught in English

Builds skills in language proficiency, intercultural analysis, historical context, regional knowledge, and global perspective

Graduates pursue graduate study, policy, global relations, business, international work, cultural fluency, and language-centered careers

Students study economic theory, quantitative methods, incentives, markets, policy, and decision-making across complex systems

Skills include quantitative modeling, data interpretation, evidence-based problem-solving, professional communication, presentation, and strategic thinking

Graduates pursue business, finance, investment analysis, public policy, government, research, data analytics, emerging industries, and graduate study

Students explore learning theory, instructional design, classroom management, child development, assessment, and culturally responsive teaching

The minor fulfills prerequisites for Trinity’s Master of Arts in Teaching program, including a fifth-year path to teaching certification

Coursework aligns with Texas Education Agency standards and supports elementary, secondary, and music education certification pathways

ABET-accredited program with eight semesters of design sequence

Small classes and faculty mentorship support research, internships, graduate school planning, and career goals

Graduates pursue aerospace, technology, energy, manufacturing, research, product design, systems engineering, defense, infrastructure, innovation, and advanced study

Students study literature across periods, genres, cultures, histories, and critical approaches

Small classes, close faculty mentorship, discussion, writing, and original inquiry support deep intellectual development

Graduates pursue writing, editing, publishing, media, communications, marketing, public relations, nonprofits, education, law, graduate study, and public service

Open to all majors, the minor helps students launch for-profit and nonprofit startups while retaining 100% of their intellectual property

Students learn opportunity recognition, business planning, marketing, finance, innovation, leadership, sales, and social entrepreneurship

Support includes pitch competitions, one-on-one coaching through Trinity Startup Tree, alumni mentoring, and venture-building opportunities from idea to launch

Students study the relationship between human societies and the natural world through an interdisciplinary lens

Hands-on opportunities include research, internships, fieldwork, community engagement, and faculty-led study abroad in Costa Rica and China

Graduates pursue conservation, sustainability, environmental policy, advocacy, resource management, industry, nonprofits, law, and graduate study

Students explore biomedical ethics, environmental ethics, social and political philosophy, moral reasoning, and applied ethical questions

Builds skills in ethical reasoning, argument, critical reading, interpretation, analysis, and clear written and oral communication

Pairs well with biology, neuroscience, political science, communication, education, environmental studies, religion, and psychology

Students study film as an artistic, cultural, social, and scholarly medium

Coursework includes film history, theory, criticism, global traditions, production, photography, video, and editing

Builds creative, technical, and analytical skills for media, communication, creative industries, cultural work, and related fields

Students learn how businesses raise and allocate capital, investors build wealth, and financial markets shape the economy

Experiences include Bloomberg and ARGUS training, alumni mentoring, speaker series, career development, and the Student Managed Fund

Graduates pursue banking, consulting, financial planning, advisory services, corporate finance, business strategy, investment analysis, financial services, and graduate study

Students develop speaking, reading, and writing skills in French alongside cross-cultural communication

Coursework connects language study with literature, cinema, cultural history, and Francophone perspectives

Study abroad, internships, cultural programming, and community engagement help students build fluency and global awareness