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The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (CLAS) of Wayne State University was formed in 2004 with the merger of the College of Liberal Arts and the College of Science. CLAS has a number of distinctions as the result of the merger, including being the provider of:
The majority of the total undergraduate credit hours in the university
The core learning experience throughout the university
The requisite math and science for pre-professional undergraduates
Strong graduate education at Master’s and PhD levels
Nearly half of the PhD degrees awarded in the university
Approximately $20 million per year in external grants and contracts
Several nationally ranked departments (National Science Foundation and/or National Research Council rankings)
The 2009 fall enrollment in the CLAS is 13,746 students. Total enrollment includes 9,049 full-time and 4,697 part-time students.
The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences offers majors, minors and co-majors in 20 departments. It provides nearly 40 challenging undergraduate programs and more than 40 graduate programs, with caring teachers using outstanding technologies and facilities.
African American Studies
Anthropology
Biological Sciences
Chemistry
Classical and Modern Languages, Literatures, and Cultures
Communication Sciences & Disorders
Criminal Justice
Economics
English
Geology
History
Mathematics
Nutrition & Food Science
Philosophy
Physics and Astronomy
Political Science
Psychology
Sociology
Urban Studies & Planning
Africana Studies (BA)
American Studies (BA)
Anthropology (BA)
Asian Studies (BA in Chinese and Japanese)
Astronomy (BA)
Biological Sciences (BA, BS)
Biomedical Physics (BS)
Chemistry (BA, BS)
Chicano-Boricua Studies (Co-Major Program)
Classics (BA in Classics, Greek and Latin)
Communication Sciences and Disorders (BA)
Criminal Justice (BS)
Dietetics (BS and Post-Bachelor Certificate)
Economics (BA)
English (BA)
Film Studies (BA)
Geography (BA)
Geology (BA, BS)
German (BA)
German and Mechanical Engineering (Joint BA/BS Program)
History (BA)
Information Systems Technology (BA)
Jewish Studies (Minor)
Labor Studies (BA)
Linguistics (BA)
Mathematics (BA, BS)
Near Eastern Languages (BA in Arabic and Hebrew)
Near Eastern Studies (BA)
Nutrition and Food Science (BA, BS)
Peace and Conflict Studies (Co-Major Program)
Philosophy (BA)
Physics (BA, BS)
Political Science (BA)
Psychology (BA, BS)
Public Affairs (BPA)
Slavic Studies (BA)
Romance Languages (BA in French, Italian and Spanish)
Sociology (BA)
Urban Studies (BA)
Women's Studies (Co-Major Program)
American Studies (GC)
Anthropology (MA, PhD)
Audiology (MS, AudD)
Biological Sciences (MA, MS and PhD)
Chemistry (MA, PhD)
Classics (MA in Ancient Studies, Greek & Latin and Latin)
Communication Sciences and Disorders (PhD)
Comparative Literature (MA)
Computer Science (MA, MS, PhD, and Post Bachelor Certificate)
Criminal Justice (MS)
Economic Development (Graduate Certificate Program)
Economics (MA,PhD)
Economics (Joint JD/MA)
English (MA, PhD)
Geology (MS)
German (MA)
History (MA, PhD)
History (Joint JD/MA)
History/Library and Information Science (Joint MA/MS)
Human Development (MA)
Industrial Relations (MAIR)
Interdisciplinary Studies (MIS)
Language Learning (MA Programs in Arabic, French, German, Italian, Latin and Spanish)
Linguistics (MA)
Mathematics (MA, PhD)
Mathematics; Applied (MA)
Modern Languages (PhD programs in French, German and Spanish)
Molecular Biotechnology (MS)
Multidisciplinary Science (MA)
Near Eastern Languages (MA in Arabic and Hebrew)
Nutrition and Food Science (MA, MS and PhD)
Philosophy (MA, PhD)
Physics (MA., MS and PhD)
Political Science (MA, PhD)
Political Science (Joint JD/MA)
Psychology (MA, PhD)
Psychology; Industrial/Organizational (MA)
Public Administration (MPA)
Romance Languages (MA programs in French, Italian and Spanish)
Sociology (MA, PhD)
Speech-Language Pathology (MA)
Urban Planning (MUP)
World History (BCG)
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