What majors are available to students in the Franklin College? The Franklin College offers majors in the arts and sciences, sometimes called the liberal arts. A liberal arts education provides undergraduates with both the fundamentals on which to base a lifetime of learning, and the opportunity to concentrate in studies which form the foundation for professional pursuits. The Franklin College is organized into several divisions: Biological Sciences Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Biology Biology - Marine Biology Emphasis Biology/Science Education Cellular Biology Genetics Microbiology Plant Biology Physical and Mathematical Sciences Astrophysics Atmospheric Sciences Chemistry Computer Science Data Science Geography (B.S.) Geology Mathematics Mathematics/Mathematics Education Ocean Science Physics Statistics Humanities Arabic Art History Asian Languages & Literature Classics Comparative Literature English English/English Education Film Studies Germanic and Slavic Studies German German/World Language Education Russian Linguistics Philosophy Religion Romance Languages French French/World Language Education Spanish Spanish/World Language Education Theatre Social Sciences African American Studies Anthropology Cognitive Science Communication Studies Criminal Justice Geography (A.B.) History History/Social Studies Education Latin American and Caribbean Studies Psychology Sociology Women's Studies Fine Arts Art B.F.A. Art (12 areas of Emphasis) B.F.A. Art Education A.B. Studio Art Dance Music A.B. Music B.Mus. Music Composition B.Mus. Music Education B.Mus. Music Performance B.Mus. Music Theory B.Mus. Music Therapy Interdisciplinary Studies Students who have academic interests forwhich no major is offered or which combineseveral major areas within the Franklin Collegeof Arts & Sciences may wish to pursue anInterdisciplinary Studies (IDS) major updated 7.21.2022 askfranklin@uga.edu
