Sewanee offers 36 majors, 43 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
Anthropology
Major M
Minor m
Arabic
Elective E
Archaeology
Minor m
Art
Major M
Minor m
Art History
Major M
Minor m
Asian Studies
Major M
Minor m
Biochemistry
Major M
Minor m
Biology
Major M
Minor m
Business
Minor m
Pre-Professional P
Chemistry
Major M
Minor m
Chinese
Elective E
Civic & Global Leadership
Certificate* C
Classical Languages
Major M
Minor m
Computer Science
Major M
Minor m
Creative Writing
Certificate* C
Dance
Minor m
Economics
Major M
Minor m
Education
Minor m
Engineering
Pre-Professional P
English
Major M
Environment & Sustainability
Major M
Environmental Arts & Humanities
Major M
Environmental Studies
Minor m
European Studies
Elective E
Film Studies
Minor m
Finding Your Place
Elective E
Forestry
Major M
Minor m
French & French Studies
Major M
Minor m
Geology
Major M
Minor m
German & German Studies
Major M
Minor m
Greek
Major M
Minor m
History
Major M
Minor m
Humanities
Minor m
International & Global Studies
Major M
Minor m
Italian
Minor m
Latin
Major M
Minor m
Law
Pre-Professional P
Mathematics
Major M
Minor m
Medical & Health Programs
Pre-Professional P
Medieval Studies
Major M
Minor m
Music
Major M
Minor m
Natural Resources and the Environment
Major M
Neuroscience
Major M
Minor m
Philosophy
Major M
Minor m
Physics
Major M
Physics & Astronomy
Minor m
Politics
Major M
Minor m
Psychology
Major M
Minor m
Religious Studies
Major M
Minor m
Religion & Environment
Minor m
Rhetoric
Elective E
Russian
Major M
Minor m
Shakespeare Studies
Minor m
Southern Appalachian Studies
Minor m
Spanish
Major M
Minor m
Statistics
Elective E
Theatre Arts
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.