In the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, you will gain the skills needed to address real-world problems in your future life and career. Our unique academic model harmonizes creativity and critical thinking, empowering you to apply your imagination limitlessly.
Find your forte by testing your abilities in a wide variety of immersive, interactive disciplines. Challenge yourself to become an empowered problem solver and leader as you offer solutions and apply tangible, lab-based training to theoretical concepts.
Schools in the Faculty of Arts & Sciences
You can choose from hundreds of arts, sciences, humanities and social sciences courses across more than a dozen disciplines, each designed to expand your mind and add depth and meaning to your university education.
Institute of Interdisciplinary Studies
Find out how we're supporting interdisciplinary academic programs, teaching, research and scholarship.
Study Interdisciplinary Studies at CapU
School of Humanities
Broaden your horizons with classes in languages, history, art history, philosophy and more.
Study Humanities at CapU
School of STEM
Learn in labs, lectures and fieldwork in the science, technology, engineering and mathematics programs.
Study STEM at CapU
School of Social Sciences
Get deeper into subjects including anthropology, geography, sociology and women's and gender studies.
Study Social Sciences at CapUBachelor of Environment & Society Degrees
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Environmental Sciences
Gain the skills to work in environmental advocacy across both the public and non-profit sectors and industries.
Environmental Sciences degree
Environmental Studies
Build the skills to make a difference in the environmental workforce in this four-year degree.
Environmental Studies degreeArts & Sciences Fast Facts
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CapU Arts & Sciences grads recommend attending CapU
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certificates, associate degrees, bachelor's degree and post-baccalaureate options
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different course options
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students enrolled in Arts & Sciences programs
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"I love that you have the freedom to take courses that interest you, rather than moving through a pre-set schedule. You can shape your degree into something that reflects who you are."
