This book is organized alphabetically by department, so, for example, Sociology is found with Anthropology. For example, Asian Studies draws from the faculties of Anthropology, History, Modern Languages, Philosophy, and Religion. All students must complete a minimum of one major course of study in either a traditional discipline or in an interdisciplinary program. All departments offer one or more major courses of study. Neuroscience A Synoptic Major is a course of study devised by an individual student in consultation with faculty advisors.
Synoptic majors are typically interdisciplinary in nature.
Students may elect to undertake a Minor course of study if they choose. Minor courses of study are offered by the departments of Anthropology and Sociology, Art, Biology, Classics, Dance and Drama, Math, Modern Languages and Literatures, Philosophy, Physics, and Religion. A Concentration is very similar to a minor, except that it is interdisciplinary in nature. All interdisciplinary programs offer a concentration except for the four that offer a major, as shown above. They must be in residence at Kenyon for at least two years, one of them the senior year, and must earn no fewer than 8 units of credit on a letter-grade basis at the College.