Not all career goals fit into a specific program of study. The Interdisciplinary Studies program lets you create your own major or minor, allowing you to direct your studies toward a very specific career goal. If the program you are looking for is not one of our 130+ programs of study, you can combine courses from two or more programs to create your own. Interdisciplinary studies activities are designed to help you better understand relationships between various disciplines. You’ll get to choose classes from different departments for a well-rounded education. By customizing your studies to meet industry needs, you’ll acquire diverse skills that can be applied to a rapidly changing 21st century.
Interdisciplinary Studies Sample Courses
Percent of recent WSC graduates employed or in graduate school
based on the most recent graduate survey
"This was truly a huge factor in choosing to come to WSC – knowing that I had people behind me, willing to help and create a major that got me to this point. My advisor was very helpful throughout my college career making sure a plan was in place of what classes I should be taking."
Kylie Keller '17
B.S. Child Life Studies (combination of the Early Childhood and Human Service Counseling majors)
Several students have created their own major or minor at Wayne State. And we've got the resources you need to put together yours.
The Holland Academic Success Center guides you in choosing your program of study. Here is where you'll discuss your academic goals with an advisor who can help answer your questions.
Holland Academic Success Center
Library Room 232
402-375-7496
[email protected]
Interested in setting up your Interdisciplinary Studies program? Start discussing your educational goals with your academic advisor or other faculty in your area of interest. They'll help you come up with a plan to get just what you are seeking.
