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Sewanee offers 38 majors, 44 minors, 15 special programs, and pre-professional programs in business, health/medicine, education, engineering, and law.

African and African American Studies

Minor m

American Studies

Major M

Major M

Minor m

Elective E

Minor m

Major M

Minor m

Major M

Minor m

Major M

Minor m

Major M

Minor m

Major M

Minor m

Minor m

Pre-Professional P

Major M

Minor m

Elective E

Civic & Global Leadership

Certificate* C

Classical Languages

Major M

Minor m

Computer Science

Major M

Minor m

Creative Writing

Certificate* C

Minor m

Major M

Minor m

Minor m

Pre-Professional P

Major M

Environment & Sustainability

Major M

Environmental Arts & Humanities

Major M

Environmental Studies

Minor m

European Studies

Elective E

Minor m

Major M

Finding Your Place

Elective E

Major M

Minor m

French & French Studies

Major M

Minor m

Major M

Minor m

German & German Studies

Major M

Minor m

Major M

Minor m

Major M

Minor m

Minor m

Integrated Program in the Environment

Major M

Minor m

Certificate* C

International & Global Studies

Major M

Minor m

Minor m

Major M

Minor m

Pre-Professional P

Library Science

Elective E

Major M

Minor m

Medical & Health Programs

Pre-Professional P

Medieval Studies

Major M

Minor m

Major M

Minor m

Natural Resources and the Environment

Major M

Major M

Minor m

Major M

Minor m

Major M

Physics & Astronomy

Minor m

Major M

Minor m

Major M

Minor m

Religious Studies

Major M

Minor m

Religion & Environment

Minor m

Elective E

Major M

Minor m

Shakespeare Studies

Minor m

Southern Appalachian Studies

Minor m

Major M

Minor m

Elective E

Major M

Minor m

Watershed Science

Certificate* C

Women's and Gender Studies

Major M

Minor m

*A certificate recognizes a program of coursework that involves a relatively large proportion of practicum training and requires a capstone project. A certificate is mostly intended to encourage mastery of a particular skill germane to liberal arts study; it is typically more specialized than either a major or minor field of study.