Academics
Academic divisions
Four broad disciplinary homes organize departments, programs, faculty, courses, research, and applied learning.
Institutional structure
Disciplinary depth without intellectual isolation.
Each division protects the standards, languages, and methods of its fields. Shared laboratories, institutes, publications, and projects create structured opportunities to work across those boundaries.
Human & Social Systems
Anthropology, archaeology, geography, psychology, sociology, economics, political systems, and the cultural dimensions of technology and environment.
- Departments
- 4
- Programs
- 17
Life, Earth & Environmental Sciences
Biology, genetics, genomics, epigenetics, ecology, climate, earth science, planetary systems, and human adaptation.
- Departments
- 4
- Programs
- 10
Physical Sciences & Engineering
Physics, astronomy, materials, photonics, electronics, sensing, robotics, measurement, engineering design, and prototyping.
- Departments
- 4
- Programs
- 13
Computing, Communication & Enterprise
Computer science, artificial intelligence, data systems, research computing, public scholarship, publishing, enterprise, and technology management.
- Departments
- 4
- Programs
- 13
Across divisions
Research, methods, publishing, and applied projects connect the academic structure.
Students build disciplinary competence in a department, then work across laboratories, institutes, field environments, publication programs, and applied ventures.
Explore the academic model
Foundations
Build the knowledge, skills, and mindset for inquiry.
Application
Apply methods and tools to real-world questions.
Integration
Synthesize across disciplines and perspectives.
Demonstration
Produce and present work that creates impact.
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Browse all degree, certificate, field, laboratory, and professional programs.
Program pages connect credentials to departments, courses, outcomes, capstones, research environments, and admissions pathways.