arts and sciences
University's twin divisions
Arts and sciences is the traditional division of academic study into humanities and natural sciences—literature, philosophy, history, and fine arts on one side; physics, chemistry, biology, and mathematics on the other.
A college of arts and sciences typically offers undergraduate degrees in both domains, as distinct from professional schools like engineering or business.
- literatureBody of written works
- fine artsCreative visual disciplines
- anthropologyStudy of human cultures
- biologyStudy of organisms
- environmental studiesAcademic field on human-nature interaction
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- universitiesuniversities, Harvard, Yale, Oxford, Cambridge
- college majorsbiology, psychology, engineering, chemistry, physics
- liberal artshumanities, trivium, philosophy, history, classical education
arts and sciencesvocational training
Job-skill education
trade school · technical education · vocational education · apprenticeship · professional training
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Career-focused graduate institutions
applied sciences · engineering · business school · medical school · law school