Majors & Minors

Students develop advanced speaking, reading, and writing skills in German

Coursework connects language study with literature, history, culture, philosophy, politics, film, and the arts

Study abroad and cultural immersion opportunities support global careers in business, diplomacy, education, government, research, and graduate study

Students examine migration, identity, language, politics, culture, and lived experience across Latinx communities

The curriculum spans the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and modern languages

Graduates pursue public service, education, nonprofit leadership, policy, government, cultural engagement, business, communication, global organizations, and graduate study

Students study how organizations plan, source, produce, deliver, and improve products in an interconnected world

Skills include supply chain analysis, process improvement, data modeling, spreadsheet analytics, procurement, logistics, systems thinking, and problem-solving

Supports pathways in operations, process improvement, supply chain analytics, logistics, distribution, procurement, sourcing, and strategic decision-making

Students develop close reading, translation, analytical thinking, interpretation, research, and evidence-based argumentation skills

Coursework connects Greek language and literature with history, philosophy, religion, mythology, and daily life in the ancient world

The major and minor support pathways in classics, archaeology, history, philosophy, religious studies, law, education, museums, libraries, publishing, and research

Students explore historical questions across regions and periods through evidence, interpretation, discussion, and writing

Small, discussion-based classes support close faculty mentorship and research-driven learning

Graduates build skills for law, government, education, public policy, journalism, museums, research, graduate study, and other fields

Students study influential thinkers and questions about reality, reasoning, values, and human life

Coursework follows the development of Western philosophy across classical, modern, and contemporary traditions

Builds skills in close reading, interpretation, argument, historical analysis, clear communication, and conceptual reflection

Students build skills in persuasion, argumentation, research, critical analysis, collaboration, leadership, and strategic communication

Coursework connects communication theory with relationships, organizations, public life, media, culture, and conflict resolution

Graduates pursue public relations, marketing, strategic communication, law, advocacy, public affairs, organizational leadership, consulting, education, and graduate study

• Students study talent recruitment, employee development, retention, workplace policy, leadership, culture, and organizational effectiveness
• Experiential HR consulting projects with local businesses and nonprofits connect coursework to real workplace challenges
• Graduates pursue human resources, employee relations, workplace policy, organizational leadership, consulting, graduate study, and broader management pathways

Students learn how culture, economics, policy, and global markets shape business decision-making

Study abroad and international internships connect classroom learning to real-world global contexts

Builds skills in global strategy, cross-cultural communication, market analysis, risk assessment, leadership, and cultural fluency

Students study international politics and global studies with language proficiency, study abroad, or experiential learning requirements

Skills include cross-cultural communication, global research and analysis, critical thinking, policy awareness, and adaptability

Graduates pursue diplomacy, government, public service, international development, nonprofits, global business, law, research, and graduate study

• Read Roman authors in their original language to explore meaning through close textual analysis.
• Investigate the ancient world through literature, history, archaeology, and material culture.
• Discover Latin’s lasting influence on modern language, law, politics, education, and the arts.

Students examine sounds, words, sentences, meaning, language structure, communication, and culture

The minor complements fields such as psychology, anthropology, education, communication, technology, and cultural studies

Graduates apply linguistic knowledge in communication, media, education, research, technology, translation, interpretation, and graduate study

Students examine philosophy of mind, philosophy of science, symbolic logic, cognition, knowledge, and reality

Builds skills in analytical reasoning, argument analysis, careful interpretation, conceptual inquiry, and strong communication

Pairs well with computer science, psychology, mathematics, neuroscience, and linguistics

• Students study consumer behavior, market research, branding, analytics, digital marketing, and strategic decision-making

• Applied projects, internships, and San Antonio’s business environment connect classroom learning to real organizations
• Graduates pursue brand strategy, marketing analytics, consumer insights, business development, entrepreneurship, advertising, agency work, and client services

• 100% placement rate among program graduates seeking employment
• 100% exam pass rate in past three years
• 24+ hours of immersive learning in a school setting each week
• 1,200 hours of supervised field experience during your paid internship