What undergraduate academic programs does Tulane offer?

Tulane offers a broad range of undergraduate programs through its major schools and colleges, including the School of Liberal Arts, A. B. Freeman School of Business, School of Science and Engineering, School of Architecture, and the School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine, which also offers undergraduate pathways in some areas. Students can choose from majors in fields like biology, psychology, economics, English, political science, architecture, engineering, computer science, neuroscience, business, and public health-related study. Tulane also has pre-professional options and interdisciplinary programs, so students can mix academics across fields fairly easily.

One thing that stands out about Tulane is its flexibility. Students often combine majors and minors across divisions, and the university encourages interdisciplinary study, especially through programs that connect business, public health, environmental studies, global studies, and social policy.