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Information about academics at Tufts. Tufts is a student-centered research university, which means that we like to dig into our passions deeply and figure things out for ourselves—whether that involves using silk to regenerate tissue or spending a fully-funded summer exploring the political implications of Shakespeare's plays through the Summer Scholars program.
The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences gives Tufts undergraduates the opportunity to earn both their bachelor’s and master’s degrees together, usually with 5 years. Visit our Fifth-Year Master's Degree Programs page to learn more. View our list of Majors and Minors to learn more about our undergraduate academic offerings.
BS in Biochemistry. The BS in Biochemistry is intended for those with an interest in the chemistry of living systems. It is an interdepartmental major for students interested in topics that intersect both chemistry and biology and is offered jointly by the Department of Chemistry and the Department of Biology.
Tufts’ academic environment is founded on collaboration, rather than competition. It’s easy to love what you do when you’re inspired by faculty and fellow students alike. Combining the resources of a world-class research university with this close-knit community results in a distinctive learning experience that transcends labels or ...
Private school in Massachusetts with 6,800 total undergraduate students. Suburban. New England. Medical school. On campus housing. New England Small College Athletic Conference. tufts.edu. 419 Boston Ave, Medford, MA 02155. (617) 628-5000.
BA in History. A major in History allows you to comprehend the full variety of human experiences and how societies function, to better understand the origins of our modern world, and to recognize when ideas about the past influence actions in the present. The major also hones skills in analysis and writing that lead our alumni to careers in a ...
Arabic Language and Literature. Asian Studies/Civilization. Central/Middle and Eastern European Studies. Chinese Language and Literature. Classics and Classical Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics, General. Cultural Studies/Critical Theory and Analysis. English Language and Literature, General. French Language and Literature.
