The field of archaeology is expanding in both the humanities and the sciences. At Sewanee, with the application of innovative instrumentation and techniques, and access to interdisciplinary approaches, you’ll have an opportunity to address new questions spanning human history, subsistence technology and foodways, ancient migration, mortuary practices, and prehistoric ritual.

At Sewanee, you'll find a range of opportunities to explore Asia, through its rich history, art, religion, and politics, as well as gaining cultural understanding through language studies and the exploration of the dynamics of Asian business and governments. From popular culture to economic activity, Asia's influence on the world is as vast as Asia itself.

Finance majors at Sewanee develop the knowledge and skills necessary to examine how individuals, businesses, and governments make financial decisions. The major is rooted in a robust foundation in economics, the discipline from which finance emerged. Students complete core courses in economics, corporate finance, investments, security analysis, and ethics, while also expanding their knowledge in electives in real estate finance, international finance, energy economics, game theory, and financial derivatives.

In a liberal arts context, we believe citizenship and scholarship are inextricably connected. This certificate program uses an intentionally interdisciplinary lens to make sense of social issues, and weaves applied scholarship, meaningful service, and collaborative leadership together to advance the well-being of communities near and far.

A Bachelor of Arts in Dance with a minor in Dance is a program that offers students a comprehensive exploration of the art of movement. Here are key points related to this program. Dance is described as the art of movement. This suggests that the program focuses on the physical expression and creative interpretation of movement as a form of artistic expression.

If you want to analyze real-world data, study economic trends, and develop critical thinking, Sewanee’s economics curriculum could be the perfect fit for you. Sewanee’s faculty are uniquely positioned to introduce you to a broadened global perspective and provide skills that are highly valued in the workplace today.

Chinese is the most widely spoken first language in the world, and the unique writing system provides insights on how Chinese conceptualize the world around them. China also boasts outstanding literature from classical to modern poetry, plays, and fiction. Studying Chinese language and literature will deepen your understanding of China, whether you are interested in imperial courts or contemporary business.

American studies is an interdisciplinary major that fosters an understanding of past and present American culture. Typically, you’ll study from the fields of history, literature, anthropology, politics, religion, and art history.

Courses in Art History equip students to understand and articulate how and why art objects communicate, and to read and understand our built environment. Making sense of new and unfamiliar images, understanding how images and places work on the people experiencing them, understanding how images, objects and environments make contact with diverse and distinct audiences, are all essential skills for navigating and reshaping the world in which we liveOur course offerings cover multiple cultures across the globe and are diverse across time and place.

A part of the Pre-Business Program, the minor in business ("business minor") is anchored in the belief that a liberal arts education offers the best foundation for a business career. Such an education provides a broad understanding of human behavior and institutions, an appreciation of global culture and of people around the world, and perspectives for developing personal values and ethical standards.

Film is ubiquitous, an artistic medium to which everyone can relate. But it’s not just movie magic. Location, cinematography, screenwriting, sound, and design combine to provide more than entertainment—they produce a form of creative expression that transcends the components.

Have some incredible stories, poems, or plays in your head? Studying creative writing will teach you to control language, utilize poetic forms, write convincing dialogue, develop characters, and organize plotlines with both vision and precision. Workshop your ideas with other writers, and see the products of your imagination come to life.

A student of classics will study the Greek and/or Latin languages while immersing themselves in the many facets of ancient culture. Our emphasis on languages hones analytical skills and brings them to bear upon a critical awareness of our past, thus enriching our understanding of the present.