Majors, Programs and Interdisciplinary Minors
Furman offers 40 areas of study with selected majors and minors, all grounded in the liberal arts. Many majors combine several disciplines. Our faculty advisors help you match your interests with courses that will complement your major.
Humanities Anthropology
Classics
Communication Studies
English
Languages (Chinese Studies, French,
German Studies, Japanese Studies and Spanish)
History
Philosophy
Religion
Sciences and Mathematics Biology
Chemistry
Computer Science
Computing and Applied Mathematics
Earth and Environmental Sciences
Mathematics
Neuroscience
Physics
Social Sciences Economics
Health Sciences
Political Science
Psychology
Sociology
Fine Arts Art
Art History
Studio Art
Music Church Music Composition Music Education Music Theory Performance
Theatre Arts
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| Business Disciplines Accounting
Business Administration
Information Technology
Multidisciplinary Majors Asian Studies
Individualized Curriculum Program
Mathematics - Economics
Sustainability Science
Urban Studies
Education Elementary Education (2-6)
Non-teaching Education
Teaching certification also available
in the following areas:
Early Childhood (PK-3)
English for Speakers of Other Languages (PK-12)
Languages – French, Latin, Spanish (PK-12)
Literacy – Reading and Writing (PK-12)
Music (PK-12)
Special Education – Learning Disabilities or Emotional & Behavioral Disorders (PK-12)
Biology, Chemistry, English, Mathematics, Physics, or Social Studies (9-12)
Interdisciplinary Minors
Ancient Greek and Roman Studies
African American and African Diaspora Cultures
English for Speakers of Other Languages
Environmental Studies
Film Studies
Latin American Studies
Middle East and Islamic Studies
Poverty Studies
Science Education
Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Other Areas of Focus Military Science
Pre-engineering
Pre-law Studies
Pre-medical Studies and Health Careers
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