Welcome!
The Interdisciplinary Studies Program offers students the opportunity to pursue individually planned programs utilizing the rich resources delivered through UCF courses and faculty.
For undergraduates, Interdisciplinary Studies offers unique degree tracks and many ways to create personalized programs of study. Students create combinations by choosing two of thirteen academic study areas plus one of many dozen minor degrees offered at UCF together with the two cutting edge Cornerstone and Capstone core courses.
Graduate students combine three core courses, an eighteen credit hour concentration (from dozens of choices), and one of three capstone experiences: a thesis, a non-thesis option consisting of two elective courses (six credit hours) and a comprehensive examination, or a collaborative experience.
So what draws all of Interdisciplinary Studies together? Students in the program share a commitment to intellectual exploration, an interest in interdisciplinary work, belief in high-quality individualized education, and the motivation to learn for a variety of personal and professional reasons.
New Interdisciplinary Studies Newsletters
(What I.S. Up)
The two most recent issues of the Interdisciplinary Studies newsletter, What I.S. Up, are now available online in Adobe PDF format (download the free Adobe Acrobat Reader to view.)
Featuring:
- The Inaugural Cornerstone Course
- Letter from the Director
- Message from a Seasoned Advisor
- Know it Alls: Feature Student Corner
- Name our Newsletter Contest Winner
- Summer Capstone Course Available
- Online Intent to Graduate System
- Alumni Corner
- New Additions
- Great Opportunities
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Featuring:
- Why the Name Change?
- Get Advised! Program Revisions for the 2007-2008 Catalog
- Alumni Corner: What can your Interdisciplinary Studies degree do for you?
- Message from the Director
- History of Interdis-ciplinary Studies
- Meet our Team