Curriculum
The college of Arts & Sciences curriculum emphasizes culture, language, social difference and global citizenship, enabling students to explore humanity's wide diversity of knowledge and culture.
Academic programs
Arts & Sciences is home to many of the academic programs at Cornell that focus on the study of culture and identity.
- Africana Studies & Research Center
- American Studies Program
- Asian American Studies Program
- Center for the Study of Inequality
- Feminist, Gender and Sexuality Studies
- Jewish Studies Program
- Latina/o Studies Program
- LGBT Studies
- Religious Studies Program
The American Indian and Indigenous Studies Program is housed in CALS; however, Arts & Sciences faculty teach in the program and our students can take courses or minor in AIISP. A&S students can also take courses through the Disability Studies Program in the ILR School.
Other Opportunities
Fellowships, mentoring & financial aid
- Posse program
- Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship Program
- Higher Educational Opportunity Program (HEOP)
- Kessler Presidential Scholars Program
- McNair Scholars