The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences prepares you not just for your first job, but for a lifetime of learning, growth, and leadership in a changing world. Choose from more than 50 majors across the sciences, social sciences, humanities, and interdisciplinary fields. Whether you’re focused on one subject or still discovering your path, you’ll have the flexibility to explore new interests and build an education that reflects your goals.
Majors
Visit the UConn Academic Catalog for full degree requirements.
American Sign Language Studies (BA)
Arabic and Islamic Civilizations (BA)
Classics and Ancient Mediterranean Studies (BA)
- Classics
- Ancient Mediterranean Studies
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (BA, BS)
- Creative Writing
- Cultural Studies/Media Studies
- English Teaching
- Irish Literature
- Literary Histories and Legacies
- Literature of Place and Environment
- Literature, Anti-racism, and Social Justice
- Writing and Composition Studies
- Sustainable Systems
- Global Change
- Environmental Health
French and Francophone Studies (BA)
Geographic Information Science (BA, BS)
Human Development and Family Sciences (BA)
- Early Childhood Development and Education
Italian Literary and Cultural Studies (BA)
Latino and Latin American Studies (BA)
- Linguistics
- Linguistics-Philosophy
- Linguistics-Psychology
- Applied Mathematics
- Mathematics Teaching
- Pure Mathematics
Mathematics-Actuarial Science (BA, BS)
Thinking about Graduate School?
CLAS offers accelerated degree programs that allow eligible students to earn both their bachelor’s and master’s degrees in as little as five years.
You’ll begin taking graduate courses as an undergraduate, saving time and tuition while getting a head start on your career.
Minors
Visit the UConn Academic Catalog for full list of minors and requirements.
American Sign Language and Deaf Culture
Classics and Ancient Mediterranean Studies
Culture, Health, and Human Development
Diversity Studies in American Culture
French and Francophone Studies
Geographic Information Science
Human Development and Family Sciences
Interpreting Between American Sign Language and English
Advising and Resources
Academic Advising
Academic advisors can help you explore majors and minors, plan your degree, understand University requirements, and make the most of your time at UConn. Whether you’re just getting started or preparing to graduate, they’re here to help you achieve your goals.
Student Opportunities
Through research, internships, study abroad, community engagement, and other hands-on opportunities, you’ll apply what you learn and build valuable skills. These experiences prepare you for careers, graduate school, and a lifetime of learning and growth.
Jobs and Careers
No matter where your path leads, a CLAS education prepares you to succeed in your first job and adapt throughout your career. At UConn, you’ll have access to career coaching, job search support, and graduate school planning to help you prepare for what’s next.
Undergraduate Admissions
Ready to become a Husky? Learn about the admissions process, visit campus, and take the next step toward earning your degree at UConn’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
