Learn to examine risk through the lens of mathematics, and enjoy a career that enables you to devise creative solutions that minimize risk and maximize reward.
Engage with contemporary issues like racial formation, institutional racism, health disparities and criminal justice, gaining skills for diverse communities. Prepare for graduate study in law, medicine or public policy or use the skills you gain in the program in a variety of different careers.
Study in one of the nation's longest-standing American Indian studies programs, where Indigenous perspectives and community partnerships shape learning in and out of the classroom. Customize your path with interdisciplinary coursework for careers in law, education and beyond.
What is America and the American experience? How do the answers to these questions vary depending on who is being asked? Learn to think deeply and critically about these questions and about the role of the U.S. in matters near and far as you build your analytical, writing and people-centered skills.
Are you intrigued by the wider world and looking for a program that considers the big picture of humans in all times and all places? Study at the No. 1 school for anthropology (National Science Foundation, 2023) and help make the world a better place by finding solutions to today's most complex issues.
Are you torn between studying history or biology? Explore both while learning about human origins, ancient cultures and what it means to be human. Obtain knowledge of human evolution, adaptability and behavior from the No. 1 school for anthropology (National Science Foundation, 2023), and you'll have an edge when pursuing a career.
Immerse yourself in the history of East Asia. Whether it's the Forbidden City of China or the mountain temples of Japan, study the histories of bustling cities in this region and gain insight into the culture today while preparing for your future career.
Explore the history of South Asia, from the Ganges River of India to the ancient cultures of Pakistan. Examining transdisciplinary issues of the past will give you a clear understanding of current and future matters in South Asia --- an understanding that will complement any career you pursue.
Dive deep into the history of Southeast Asia, from the beaches of Vietnam to the ornate temples of Thailand. Explore the region through transdisciplinary courses to gain a strong understanding of matters in Southeast Asia that will aid you in any career you pursue.
China is one of the world's oldest continuous civilizations and newest economic giants. When you study Chinese language and culture, you'll gain a competitive edge on the dynamic frontier of international business and relations, as well as the arts and sciences.
Studying Japanese opens the door to a variety of new career paths, experiences and opportunities for personal growth, career development and global exploration. Whether you're interested in foreign service, teaching, international business, diplomacy, science and technology, entertainment, or anything in between, knowledge of Japanese can take you anywhere.
Engage in the histories and experiences of one of the fastest growing ethnic communities in the U.S., and examine how those experiences reflect local and global processes affecting our society and communities. Develop valuable analytical and applied skills via small, student-centered classes.
Explore the solar system, galaxies and the universe from anywhere in this fully online degree. Explore humanity's place in the universe, from a near-Earth orbit to the edge of the observable universe.
Explore stars, galaxies, black holes and the origins and fate of the universe with a fully online astrophysics concentration. Learn from SESE faculty who lead NASA and NSF missions, and graduate ready for data-driven careers or for graduate study in astrophysics and physics.
Discover how living things function at the chemical level. Through classes in the arts and sciences, you'll develop strong problem-solving and life skills that can lead to various career options. Choose in-person or online learning, both with hands-on lab experience.
Gain problem-solving skills through a variety of courses in the physical, quantitative and life sciences as you explore the mysteries of life at the molecular and atomic levels. Choose in-person or online study; both include hands-on lab experiences that ready you for scientific careers or grad school.
Learn how life works at the molecular level and how medicine helps keep people healthy. Through hands-on science courses, you'll build skills that prepare you for medical school or a career in health and science.
Explore the diversity of living systems and the connections that sustain life with a degree that offers flexible specialization options and hands-on research experiences. Work alongside faculty in research labs and develop practical skills in laboratory work, field studies and scientific communication.
Explore the intersection of biology and human systems while you examine how scientific knowledge shapes our understanding of the world and the systems we create, including health care, environmental policy, public communication and ethical decision-making.
Explore human biology, disease processes and molecular health mechanisms. You'll build a foundation in chemistry and biology while gaining practical laboratory and research experience essential for success in health-related professions.
Study how organisms engage with their environments, analyze ecological data, and conduct fieldwork in Arizona's deserts and beyond. Explore the science of biodiversity as you prepare to design solutions that conserve species, sustain ecosystems and promote a more resilient and sustainable planet.
Study the biological mechanisms that control gene expression, cellular communication and organismal development, gaining deep knowledge in areas that can help you drive advances in medicine and biotechnology.
Explore how organisms think, move and behave. Investigate the biological mechanisms behind neural processes, physiological systems and behavior while developing research and analytical skills through laboratory experiences and faculty-led investigations.
Are you interested in quantitative sciences but also have a passion for understanding life? Learn how physics, chemistry and biology intersect, and prepare to solve today's mysteries in life sciences and medicine.
Discover how atoms and molecules can create powerful solutions so you can help solve today's big challenges in energy, the environment, medicine and new materials. Choose in-person or online study; both paths include practical lab experience, so you graduate ready for hands-on science.
Explore the world of chemistry and help craft a better future. Build broad expertise across organic, inorganic, analytical, physical and biological chemistry, the full foundation a professional chemist needs.
Build real laboratory experience, sharpening technical skills, scientific judgment and confidence with the instrumentation that working chemists use. Prepare for advanced study or careers in science, government, industry, education or research.
Build sound arguments grounded in evidence, wield rhetoric effectively, and sidestep the fallacies that erode meaningful discourse. In small Socratic seminars with a low instructor-to-student ratio, you'll form real relationships with faculty who are passionate about teaching and mentoring.
Study the past and develop the skills to lead your community into the future. Through small Socratic seminars with a low instructor-to-student ratio, you learn to build sound arguments grounded in evidence and rhetoric from passionate mentors.
Build communication skills that rank among the top abilities employers want. This program strengthens your cross-cultural awareness, foreign language proficiency, and message design, so you can connect and lead across diverse workplaces and communities.
Build the human connection skills that drive success in a fast-moving, tech-driven world. Effective communication ranks among the top three skills employers seek across industries, and strong communicators more often rise into leadership roles.
Do you have have a passion for math and a desire to apply it to practical challenges? As you discover applications of mathematics through the use of computational technology, you will gain skills to solve today's most complex problems.
Think of future challenges in a new way. Explore the connections between culture, technology and environment as you study topics across the arts and humanities. You develop practical skills and learn to apply historical, ethical, literary and cultural perspectives to pressing technological and environmental questions.
The shortage of data analysts in the U.S. is growing. In this high-demand field, you'll be able to impact the world in areas such as predicting consumer behavior, detecting fraud, improving manufacturing processes and analyzing medical images. Data science has exciting applications to any industry.
Explore today's most pressing challenges in environmental health, climate change and natural resources, and develop your capacity to improve the human condition in the present and in the future. Develop critical thinking, problem-solving and communication skills as you become an environmental steward and changemaker.
Build critical thinking, problem-solving and communication skills that shape you into a master learner and changemaker. Explore the foremost issues currently confronting scientists in ecological well-being, climate dynamics and natural resources, and develop your capacity to improve the human condition, both present and future.
You could be involved in building spaceflight hardware; making astronomical observations; discovering new microbes; exploring volcanoes, oceans and glaciers; investigating Earth-climate interactions; and setting the stage for a new era of exploration. Learn about our planet, solar system and universe by combining your studies in science, engineering and education.
How do "living worlds" work? Explore what makes a planet come alive and how astronomy, biology, geology and chemistry combine to shape the habitability of planets and Earth's extreme environments.
Do you want to be at the edge of exploration, making new discoveries about our planet, our solar system and our universe? Explore cosmology, design and build spaceflight hardware, and engineer new instruments for telescopes and satellites.
Step across the boundaries between science and engineering, and prepare for a bold new era of exploration. Ready yourself to help shape how humanity explores and studies both Earth and the far reaches of space.
Search for sustainable solutions to society's growing energy and resource needs while helping mitigate natural hazards and climate change through this vibrant program. Turn rigorous earth science into hands-on impact for a changing planet by exploring Earth's past, present and future.
Study decisions and human behavior while building high-demand analytical skills. You'll specialize in technical methods such as econometrics and applied regression analysis, preparing you to become a future decision-maker and leader.
Build expertise in economic reasoning, data analysis, econometrics and policy evaluation as you explore policy in a variety of areas, as well as public finance and international affairs. Understanding the connections between politics and economics can prepare you to tackle complex hands-on problems, and to engage in economic and public policymaking decisions.
Analyze how the English language creates meaning and impact in a world where communication shapes everything, including human connection, literature, TV and AI tools. Build the skills to evaluate complex ideas, construct narratives and guide how messages are understood across audiences.
Develop a literary voice that serves your academic, professional and artistic goals. Renowned, award-winning writers guide your engagement in supportive and rigorous workshops that enable your expressive growth.
Explore the history and inner workings of the English language. Learn to analyze and solve language and communication problems by applying the right linguistic tools and theories, and enter an exciting field of study that prepares you for a multitude of careers.
Consider your own place within the history and future of humanity through the study of literature, which introduces you to new cultures and perspectives. You can deepen your understanding of the human experience as you read and analyze classic and modern texts, exploring literary traditions across media.
Develop a multifaceted understanding of how to craft compelling narratives to advance career, community and personal objectives. Guided by award-winning storytellers and thought leaders, you can opt for courses that offer specific training in skills such as podcasting, screenwriting and publishing, or others that focus on literary and media analysis.
Engage high school students with young adult literature, Shakespeare, composition and digital literacy in this program, gaining hands-on experience through professional field placements and student teaching, preparing you for Arizona teacher certification and entry into a high-demand field.
Learn to create compelling arguments, engage in collaborative problem-solving, and transform words into action. You can develop the skills to use technology, language and design to make a lasting impact.
Do you have a passion for helping children and families succeed? Explore human development across every stage of life, from infancy through older adulthood. Discover how relationships shape well-being, and gain versatile skills that apply across the helping professions, business, education and health care.
Do you wonder how film and media shape our ever-changing world? Through courses that engage with the industry's creative, historical and technical practices, you'll explore how film and media are made, how they are interpreted and how they impact our society.
Did you know that French is the fifth-most-spoken language in the world? An understanding of the French language and the renowned foods, cultures, communities and customs prepares you for a career of adventure and creativity as a globally informed citizen.
Build critical thinking, research and communication skills that carry directly into many careers. Gain a deeper understanding of feminist thought and investigate the social construction of gender, race and sexuality through interdisciplinary training in this program.
Learn how to analyze place and space to uncover patterns that shape our world and explore how location data shapes decisions in climate resilience, supply chain logistics and public health. This fast-growing field now spans autonomous systems, AI-assisted spatial analysis and real-time data visualization.
Explore the phenomena, features and inhabitants of planet Earth. Learn about humanistic and cultural traditions while absorbing the physical aspects of the world, especially climate and landscape dynamics.
Develop your understanding of climate, landforms and biogeography. Learn about the world around you --- from the sky to the bottom of the ocean --- and how humans impact landscapes across various geographic regions.
Do you know, from a technical perspective, why storms, monsoons and haboobs build on the horizon? When you better understand the atmosphere, you gain skills for an impactful career as a meteorologist or climatologist.
Study the language, literature, film and cultures of German-speaking Europe. You'll become proficient in German, the most widely spoken first language in the European Union, while examining how German-speaking societies shape global conversations about sustainability, technology, migration and social change.
Study how the Asian continent's cultures, ideas and networks have crossed borders and shaped the world as you embark on a journey to explore the many dimensions of Asia and the ways Asian cultures are expressed around the world.
As a globally informed citizen with the tools to affect positive change, you'll be in demand to meet the challenges of the future in this ever-changing world.
Do you want to improve lives around the world by advancing human health? Explore how history, culture and environment intertwine to play a critical role in today's health problems and their solutions. Prepare for a service-oriented career in global health policy, community health practice, disaster management, health education and beyond.
Are you concerned about global health issues and passionate about making a difference in the world? Go beyond fighting disease and health disparities by investigating their sociocultural and evolutionary roots. Pick up where medical practice leaves off, and develop evidence-based, contextually informed and far-reaching solutions to local and universal health concerns.
Study how cultures, economics, institutions and social issues shape our increasingly globalized world. You'll build intercultural skills and problem-solving abilities that prepare you for a variety of domestic and international careers.
Learn about the past while preparing for your future. You build versatile skills that carry into countless careers and strengthen the kind of informed citizenship a healthy democracy depends on. This degree helps you sharpen abilities that will serve you at work and in shaping the world around you.
Do you love history? Build critical thinking, writing and oral presentation skills for careers inside or outside the classroom. You'll gain a solid foundation for whatever your postgraduate dreams entail.
If you're interested in nontraditional disciplinary pursuits, you'll appreciate this opportunity to create a degree program that's all your own, specific to your needs.
Are traditional disciplinary pursuits not for you? You can base your study in a technical or scientific area while taking courses in multiple disciplines.
Prepare for a global career that spans business, government, education, law, media and the nonprofit world. This international letters and cultures degree readies you to work across borders and cultures with confidence.
With approximately 420 million speakers around the world, Arabic is rooted in influential and emerging economies, ancient history and modern politics. When you learn this strategic language, you'll also gain cultural intelligence and competence, giving you a competitive edge and a pathway to a number of fields.
Knowing the past gives a new perspective on the present. Once you have studied the myths, history and culture of ancient Greece and Rome, you'll always see the big picture --- setting you up for success in education, business, law, the arts and more.
Uncover the rich history, philosophy and artistic endeavors of the ancient Greeks and Romans, and gain expertise in their ancient languages. You'll acquire an in-depth understanding of the foundations of modern society that have inspired innovative leaders in the past and present.
Build skills in policy analysis, research design and professional writing that ready you for careers in government, diplomacy and public policy. You'll analyze global conflicts, institutions and organizations by applying international relations theory to state and non-state actors as you turn your passion for change into global impact.
Turn your passion for change into global impact. Analyze political institutions, international organizations and global conflicts to understand how states and non-state actors shape world affairs. Build skills in statistical analysis, research design and policy evaluation using evidence-based approaches to enact meaningful change in the public, nonprofit and private sectors.
Explore Italy through faculty-directed study abroad, collaborative research and professional internships. Build skills in research and communication that prepare you for a career in one of the many industries influenced by Italian customs and traditions, such as fashion, design, sustainability and manufacturing.
Develop a nuanced understanding of Jews and Judaism, and examine the social and cultural contributions Jewish communities have made to the societies where they live, from antiquity to the present. Ground your studies in Jewish history and culture.
Do you want to create meaningful change in the world? Build the analytic reading, writing and reasoning skills that prepare you to promote social, economic and political justice wherever you are.
Are you looking for the tools to create meaningful change in the world? Dig into statistics, data analysis and social science inquiry with a program that sharpens your analytical edge and leads to better understanding of the complexities of social justice.
Explore the complex social, political, economic and cultural dynamics shaping Latin America and Latino communities across the United States. Build the insight to understand the forces connecting these regions and the people who move between them.
Gain a strong foundation in mathematics that complements any passion. This highly adaptable degree program prepares you to be a productive global citizen.
Attain an extensive education in mathematics and a background focused in science and technology. Professionals with a combination of mathematical skills and a strong background in the sciences are in high demand in a wide variety of STEM fields.
Do you remember your first teacher who ignited your passion for math? After studying mathematics through the lens of an educator, you'll have the same opportunity to inspire others and open their eyes to the world of mathematics.
Gain the skills to become a successful statistician and apply statistical methods and models to solve practical problems. Learn how to gather, analyze and interpret data to aid in many decision-making processes.
Explore the unseen world of microorganisms and their profound influence on human health, ecosystems and global systems. You'll get training that blends foundational biological science with hands-on laboratory training in modern molecular techniques.
Study infectious disease through a degree that prepares you to understand pathogens, diagnostics and disease mechanisms. Explore the biology of microorganisms and obtain training in clinical laboratory techniques used in health care and research settings.
Explore how biological systems function at the molecular level and how that knowledge drives innovation in health care, pharmaceuticals and biotechnology. You'll study molecular biological processes that shape health and disease while gaining extensive hands-on laboratory experience with techniques such as molecular cloning, PCR and protein analysis.
Tap into the Department of Psychology's research enterprise and its connections with Barrow Neurological Institute, Mayo Clinic and the Translational Genomics Research Institute. Gain hands-on experience and explore how the human brain and nervous system shape thought, emotion and behavior.
Wrestle with what makes an action right, what counts as knowledge and whether an AI can be conscious. Become a better thinker by strengthening your foundational skills, such as reading comprehension, and developing skills in reasoning and argument construction.
Explore answers philosophically when moral questions arise concerning politics and law. You can sharpen the argument, evidence analysis and precise writing skills that employers prize across law, government and business. As a specialized philosophy major, this concentration shares philosophy's top LSAT scores and law-prep reputation.
Natural and social sciences raise interesting philosophical questions. How do science and pseudoscience differ? Can a physical system be conscious? How should we think about climate change and new technologies? Combine your interest in science, nature and the mind with philosophical thinking to better understand our complex world.
Explore the fundamental laws of the universe. This program offers rigorous scientific and mathematical training combined with the flexibility to pursue interdisciplinary study. Learn to analyze complex problems and gain valuable quantitative reasoning skills that can be applied to any technical field.
Study the science that underpins most other sciences. This degree teaches you the fundamental principles of matter behind engineering, astronomy, chemistry and biochemistry. Develop the scientific skills to solve complex problems and expand your understanding of the universe.
Are you interested in the physical world yet also have a passion for teaching? In this specialized concentration, you'll gain an excellent foundation in science while building expertise that enables you to fill in-demand opportunities in secondary education.
Interested in heading to law school, working on political campaigns or serving as a diplomat? Explore how political institutions, public policies and governing systems shape societies. Build your research, analysis and persuasive communication skills so you're ready for a variety of careers, both inside and outside government.
Are you interested in politics and public issues in the United States and abroad? Explore how governments, elections and public policies shape societies from the local to the global level. Build your skills in research, data analysis and policy evaluation, preparing you for analytical careers or graduate study.
Would you like a deeper understanding of political and economic problems in the global context? You can gain a solid foundation in both economics and political science while using quantitative analysis and modeling to learn how you can make a difference in addressing important world issues.
Uncover, discover and understand behavior. You'll explore the why behind actions and thoughts while learning from top-tier faculty about tackling addiction, enhancing child development and improving the ways people interact with one another.
Investigate how biological, cognitive, developmental and social forces shape human and animal behavior. Build skills in scientific reasoning, data analysis and quantitative methods as you explore mental wellness, addiction, aging, memory and social behavior.
Study behavior and mental processes like a research scientist, sharpening skills in research design, statistical analysis and the evaluation of scientific evidence to prepare you for impactful careers.
Look around, and you'll see religion everywhere. By studying a variety of materials, you'll gain an understanding of the role of religion in shaping the past, present and future of human societies and cultures --- an understanding that will aid you in any field you decide to pursue.
Gain valuable skills in interdisciplinary research, cross-cultural understanding, empathy, critical analysis and communication. You'll have the knowledge and competence to address crucial contemporary issues, including globalization, health care, human rights, immigration and the meaning of life.
Take your place on the world stage by studying Russian. Prepare for a career as a globally informed citizen through an immersive, international experience that shapes your understanding of Russia's past, present and future, and its intersections with other nations and industries across the world.
Are you interested in the study of social interaction and social structures? Gain valuable insight into the underlying institutions that guide human social behavior by learning about culture, relationships and social issues. With this knowledge, you'll be prepared to understand and serve people and communities.
Fluency in Spanish, coupled with critical thinking and analytical skills, will give you an unparalleled competitive edge in today's job market and our increasingly diverse society. Traveling, living and working in Spanish-speaking communities around the world provides many personal and professional opportunities for embracing life in a globalized world.
Are you ready to become a leader in the science and technology fields of the future? You'll learn key skills in interdisciplinary research, technology design and collaborative leadership that prepare you to solve tomorrow's most challenging problems.
Why do people migrate? Learn about migration trends from Latin America to the U.S. and immigration issues and policies, as well as how Latino populations are politically mobilized at the local and national levels.
Explore identity, migration, race, gender, culture and social change of Latinos as they help shape the future of the U.S. Through this degree, you'll examine how everyday communities organize, mobilize and create meaningful, lasting, positive change.
How is the Chicano and Latino population portrayed in popular culture, and why is it important to learn about cultural differences? To gain a deeper understanding of cultural representations, learn from faculty who specialize in literature, queer studies, Chicana feminist theory, communication and media studies, digital humanities and media production.
Are you interested in health equity? Learn about the social determinants of health, the pressing health issues experienced by the Chicano and Latino community, and how to advocate for and work with local and transborder communities.
Do you want to shape how our cities, states and communities operate; how people navigate the globe; and how cities are planned for success? Learn about future-changing strategies such as alternative transportation, housing diversity and urban revitalization.