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New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences

Undergraduate Degrees

Degrees offered within New College are designed to provide innovative coursework and hands-on experience to prepare students for the social, economic, political and cultural challenges they will face in a rapidly expanding, diverse global marketplace.

ASU is ranked a top 10 university for undergraduate education because of our strong commitment to high-quality teaching, and is one of the top universities for providing the best internship programs, according to U.S. News & World Report.

Whether learning online or on campus, ASU has degrees that will put you on the path to a successful career in the job you want. In fact, our graduates are ranked No. 2 in the U.S. for employability among public universities.

Ranked #5 in the U.S. for undergradaute teaching among public universities

Are you passionate about social advocacy? Become immersed in the psychological and social principles that influence behavior in social structures, and gain an in-depth understanding of human behavior to pursue a path as a lifelong advocate.

Are you interested in a career focused on social advocacy? Immerse yourself in the understanding of psychological and social principles that influence behavior in a variety of social structures, such as community, culture and family.

Explore the historical, political and cultural foundation that binds communities today. Gain insight as you explore the many facets that blend the American experience with perspectives of marginalized populations.

Are you interested in how communities are shaped? Study the historical, political and cultural forces that influence society while exploring the distinct experiences of diverse ethnic, racial and Indigenous groups.

Are you interested in exploring how peace is created and sustained? When you learn how peace is developed or fractured through societal flash points, you'll gain the ability to create and maintain peace, becoming a vital asset to organizations in any field.

Are you passionate about making the world a better place for everyone? Explore how history, politics and culture shape society while examining the systemic challenges LGBTQ+ communities face.

Are you interested in exploring how gender shapes opportunity and identity? Gain a deeper understanding of the historic and modern contexts of women's contributions and inequities (past and present), and the importance of gender diversity.

Are you passionate about standing up for justice and creating meaningful change? You'll be equipped with the tools to address complex current issues and advocate for vulnerable populations. Working with expert faculty, you'll gain research and advocacy skills as you prepare to lead efforts that shape a better, more equitable world.

Do you want to better understand intimate relationships, friendship groups or families? Explore these areas and investigate why people groups behave the way they do in regard to politics, economics, law, inequality and public health crises.

Are you curious about how people and groups behave? Study relationships, families and social systems while learning research skills that help explain issues such as politics, inequality, and public health, and why groups behave the way they do.

When you learn Spanish, you unlock your ability to communicate effectively with more than 500 million people around the world, and you gain a deep appreciation for their cultures. Build language proficiency that opens doors to a multitude of careers.

Are you interested in making sense of data? As big data grows rapidly, so does the demand for those who can interpret it. Gain the tools and knowledge you need to turn big data into actionable information and insights, an indispensable skill for many careers and industries.