Departments

CASL’s interdisciplinary departments reflect the full range of the liberal arts and sciences, with related fields grouped together to facilitate interdisciplinary teaching and research.

In Behavioral Sciences, we study human beings as individuals, in groups, within societies, and across cultures.

In Language, Culture, and Communication, we study the development, structure, and use of language in rhetorical situations and cultural contexts.

In Literature, Philosophy, and the Arts, we study written and visual texts in the expression of human thought and emotion.

In Mathematics and Statistics, we study numbers in both pure and applied contexts.

In Natural Sciences, we study the natural world, both living and non-living.

In Social Sciences, we study the economic, social, and political organization of human societies over time and in space.

These are interdisciplinary programs offering majors and minors that involve faculty and courses from different departments.

8/9/2018

The University of Michigan-Dearborn’s Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) program successfully concluded its 8-week session on July 20.

7/25/2018

Experiences, faculty inspire students to pursue careers in medicine

7/23/2018

Young alumnae create fund that honors their education at UM-Dearborn and looks toward the future

7/23/2018

Kaitlyn Harder has earned a reputation as a no-nonsense professor. And her students love her for it.