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The American Studies intercollegiate faculty’s aim is to introduce you to the distinctiveness and intricacies of the American experience. The introductory American Studies course is team-taught by two to three professors from different fields, including English, history, art history, music, anthropology and sociology. Prof. Joti Rockwell.
Economics is the study of the allocation of scarce resources, and the resulting forces that shape our economy and society both locally and globally. Our curriculum emphasizes economic theory, statistical analysis and the role of public policy in addressing social and economic problems. You can specialize in financial, managerial, international ...
Majors and minors; Claremont Colleges undergraduate course schedule. ... Pomona College 333 N. College Way Claremont, CA 91711. Get in touch. Contact (909) 621-8000;
The International Relations department also provides funding for senior majors to do research fieldwork abroad for their senior theses. International Relations majors form a far-flung network during and after their studies at Pomona College. Internships and semesters abroad include extended student stays in China, South Africa, Jordan ...
Pomona students are given a great deal of autonomy to decide the scope and purpose of their education. What’s possible here is bounded only by your academic imagination and drive. In addition to the 600 courses offered each year by Pomona, our student may take courses at the neighboring Claremont Colleges. Majors and Minors Pomona College offers 48 fields of study/majors in the arts ...
Public Policy Analysis melds traditional academic fields like economics or biology with hands-on policy study for future leaders. Public Policy Analysis is a unique major for undergraduate study. We seek to provide a distinctive liberal education for leaders in our global society, who will face complex and challenging issues and decisions.
The opportunities to perform at Pomona College are among the most extraordinary for any liberal arts college. We have a wide range of ensembles for music majors and for non-majors. They collaborate together, regardless of their area of study. The involvement in music ensembles and in coursework here in the music department is open to everyone.
