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You can mix a variety of interests and, instead of declaring a major, develop your own area of emphasis in more than 60 fields of study based on your unique goals.
Browse through our fields of study below. Over your time here, you’ll develop your own area of emphasis based on the programs and courses you choose—not what we tell you to take.
Over 60 fields of study
With Evergreen’s integrated approach to learning, you can combine several fields of study into a unique focus area.
Or choose one of our Paths of Study, a sequence of programs in a particular broad subject area that have been planned out four years into the future.
- aesthetics
- african american studies
- agriculture (See also Food and Agriculture)
- american studies
- anthropology
- architecture
- art history
- astronomy
- biochemistry
- biology (See also Integrated Biology and Chemistry)
- botany
- business and management
- chemistry (See also Integrated Biology and Chemistry)
- classics
- communication
- community studies
- computer science (See also Mathematical, Physical, and Computer Sciences)
- consciousness studies
- cultural studies
- Culture, Text, and Language in World Societies Path of Study
- dance
- ecology
- economics
- education
- Environmental Studies Path of Study
- field studies
- Food and Agriculture Path of Study
- gender and women's studies
- geography
- geology (See also Mathematical, Physical, and Computer Sciences)
- government
- health
- history
- hydrology
- Integrated Biology and Chemistry Path of Study
- international studies
- language studies
- Latinx, Latin American Studies, and ELL Education (El Camino) Path of Study
- law and government policy
- law and public policy
- leadership studies
- linguistics
- Literary Arts Path of Study
- literature
- marine science
- maritime studies
- Mathematical, Physical, and Computer Sciences Path of Study
- mathematics
- Media Arts and Studies Path of Study
- moving image
- music
- Native American and Indigenous Programs Path of Study
- natural history
- outdoor leadership and education
- philosophy
- philosophy of science
- physics (See also Mathematical, Physical, and Computer Sciences)
- physiology
- Political Economy, Global Studies, and Environmental Justice Path of Study
- political science
- psychology
- queer studies
- religious studies
- sociology
- somatic studies
- study abroad
- sustainability studies
- Visual Arts Path of Study
- writing
- zoology