A Home
A shared space and a community of students and faculty who think across boundaries, gather, collaborate, and support one another's work.
A Hub
Coordinated advising, a clear curricular pathway, and faculty mentorship that connect your coursework across programs and toward a career.
An Incubator
Programs that evolve with emerging social and technical challenges, so what you study keeps pace with the world you are entering.
Find Your Program
Applied AI & Society
Minor. Connect artificial intelligence to the human questions it raises, from ethics and identity to culture, public policy, and social impact, grounded throughout in the liberal arts.
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Asian Studies
BA, Minor. Study the literatures, cultures, arts, religions, histories, politics, and economies of Asia with faculty whose work centers on East and South Asian cultures and languages.
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Black Studies
Minor. Trace the historical, cultural, political, economic, and social development of the African Diaspora across the full breadth of the field.
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Culture, Health & Society
Minor. Examine health, illness, inequality, and care as social and cultural forces, drawing on courses from anthropology and economics to media, philosophy, and the arts.
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Ethnic Studies
BA, Minor. Formerly Critical Race and Ethnic Studies. Analyze race and ethnicity across social, political, and historical contexts, building knowledge that carries into law, government, public policy, business, the arts, and more.
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Gender, Women's & Sexuality Studies
BA, Minor. Unpack how gender, race, sexuality, class, and disability shape our communities, through a rigorous, cross-disciplinary course of study in a fast-growing field.
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Middle East Studies
Minor. Explore the politics, society, and religions of the Middle East through humanities and social sciences approaches, and the study of at least one regional language.
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Philosophy
BA, Minor. Build foundations in logic and the philosophical traditions from the ancient world to the present, applying them to ethics, reality, science, law, and more.
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Making An imp:ACT
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CAHSS Professor Named Inaugural Chair in the Study of Sexuality
Lindsey Feitz, director of Gender, Women's, and Sexuality Studies, will hold DU's first endowed chair for the study of sexuality, with a focus on LGBTQ+ cultural contributions. -
Q&A: Engaging Diverse Voices in DU’s Asian Studies Program
Hilary A. Smith, associate professor of history and chair of Asian Studies, discusses how the program engages diverse Asian voices and counters anti-Asian bias.
Philosophy Professor Cultivates Spiritual Community
Philosophy professor Sarah Pessin is building spiritual community across deep differences at DU through a framework she calls "hard hope."
How CAHSS Is Preparing Students for What's Next
Studying across disciplines teaches what a single track can't: how to think critically, communicate clearly, and adapt to whatever comes next.
Where Journalism Meets Black Studies
When Kalea Carter (BA '25) added the Black Studies minor to her journalism degree, everything shifted. "I found a lens that I want to see the world through," says the first DU student to complete the program.
Get creative. Finish on time.
At DU, interdisciplinary study is intentional, not improvised. imp:ACT gives you the structure and support to graduate with a rigorous major, meaningful credentials, and a clear future.
