Interdisciplinary
Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Science
If you are interested in building a major around a specialized problem, theme, or vocation, this interdisciplinary major is right for you. You will work with an academic adviser to develop a proposal for a course of study that matches your needs.
Possible interdisciplinary majors include graphic design, environmental law and policy, international relations, youth counseling, systems analysis, and human resources management.
For students whose academic goals are not best served by a traditional major, Cal Lutheran offers the opportunity to design an interdisciplinary major in which the student selects courses from more than one department. Independent studies and experiential learning can also be included in the major.
Students work with a faculty mentor and faculty advisory committee to develop a proposal for a course of study that meets the student’s needs. Examples of such majors include environmental law and policy; childhood development and creativity; graphic design; systems analysis; and human resources management.
Programs
Offered as a major (BA or BS).
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The cool thing about creating your own major are the multiple career opportunities after your time here at Cal Lutheran. Many of our students have gone onto paving their own professional paths as specialists, global volunteers, or pursuing a graduate degree to advance their studies.
Our alumni study at:
- Johns Hopkins School of Public Health
- Boston University
- University of LaVerne
Our alumni work for:
- ELCA Division for Global Mission
- Nationwide Medical
- Oaks Christian
- Thrivent Financial
- Motive Entertainment
- Croshal Entertainment Group
Career paths:
- Global Missions Volunteer
- Patient Care Representative
- Education Administrator
- Recruiting Specialist
- Management and Marketing Representative
of Cal Lutheran graduates find a job or enroll in graduate school within nine months
I recommend getting as many field study hours as you can. I was told by professors I'd succeed as a teacher, but I knew after playing softball at Cal Lu and loving the team environment, while pushing myself and my body, that I had the qualifications to be a great firefighter, and after graduation I began pursuing a career in firefighting.
Hannah Brown '16
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