BSc in University Studies - Race, Gender, Ethnicity in College Station United States | Texas A&M University

This specialized program is intentionally structured to mandate that students fulfill a personalized curriculum fostering interdisciplinary learning. The sequence includes four inquiry-driven, research-intensive classes, introductory courses for each discipline, and a culminating senior seminar, offering both foundational and advanced training in interdisciplinary methodologies for the Race, Gender, and Ethnicity Concentration. Core coursework incorporates subjects from Africana Studies, Latino/a and Mexican-American Studies, and Women's and Gender Studies.

The BS program distinguishes itself from the BA by emphasizing analytical problem-solving and data interpretation when exploring significant social and cultural topics. Consequently, the BS degree necessitates additional science coursework and promotes statistical and mathematical studies, contrasting with the BA's foreign language prerequisite.

Beyond the central curriculum examining race, ethnicity, and gender, every student must complete two minors to earn this degree.