An Individual Major is an opportunity for students to determine their own majors, given the courses available at UCD. If you have some concept that can't be served by an ordinary major program, this is for you. Also, it's a good way of getting the most out of your student fees. Both the College of Letters and Science and College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences offer individual major programs.

  • According to this page, the individual major program for the College of Ag has been "suspended indefinitely."

The PDF Handbook for Individual Majors in the College of Letters and Science

Past Individual Majors:

  • African Culture, Politics, and Development
  • Genetic Health Care
  • Communication and Design
  • Engineering Management
  • Sports Economics
  • Ethnobotany
  • Integrated Ecology & Culture
  • Communication, Organizations, & Management
  • Molecular Parasitology
  • Environmental Computer Science
  • Community Politics
  • Visual Communication in Business
  • Plant Breeding
  • Biological Illustration
  • Applied Animal Behavior
  • Nutrition & Exercise
  • Asian American Community Health
  • Analysis of Marine Ecosystems
  • Wilderness Recreation
  • Restoration Ecology
  • Theatrical Scenic Design
  • Folklore
  • Biophysics (Biological Physics)
  • Behavioral Design

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Isaac Bonewits somehow received a degree in "Magic" from the University of California, though it isn't specified which one...MatthewTom

  • Berkeley, according to here: possibly the first person to ever receive a BA degree in magic and thaumaturgy.

2009-05-03 19:38:38   Do these get logged, so you don't have to re-create them from scratch if you want to do one? —BrendanChan

  • from what i understand, they do get logged, as when you apply for one they look for the records to see if something similar has already been created. —MiranPark

2010-03-15 18:21:51   i majored in biophysics =) the process wasn't too hard, though it definitely takes time, and from what i understand a lot of them get turned down so put together a good portfolio! —MiranPark