Your
UWW academic program will develop to match your background, interests,
and goals.
You
will be assigned an academic advisor from the UWW office and a
Skidmore faculty advisor who can offer guidance in your area of
academic focus as well. These two advisors review your interests
and goals with you thoroughly before directing you in the initial
stages of your program. As the student, you are at the center
of this process.
Many
students design interdisciplinary programs, such as Latin American
studies, women's studies, or a variety of options in the social
sciences. We've had programs in health studies, psychology and
literature, and Arabic studies, as well as computer science, human
behavior, and management information systems.
UWW students focus their study in areas that suit their interests
and needs - often one of these well-established fields:
- American
studies
- Anthropology
- Art
(studio or art history)
- Biology
- Business
- Chemistry
- Classics
- Computer
science
- Dance
- Economics
- English
- French
- Geology
- German
- Government
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- History
- Mathematics
- Music
- Philosophy
- Physical
education
- Physics
- Political
economy
- Psychology
- Religion
- Russian
- Sociology
- Spanish
- Theater
- Women's
studies
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Fields can also be combined to create a concentration, such as
these examples developed by recent graduates:
