The objective of the course is to train educators and teachers in the pedagogical senior management of activities related to leisure time, the outdoors and contact with nature.

The dual degree program Field Archaeology in Greece: interdisciplinarity and cutting-edge technologies, offered in collaboration with the University of Thessaly, focuses on combining cultural heritage studies with science and technology during training for meaningful interdisciplinary collaboration.

As part of the interdisciplinary two-year master’s course, students can design their own curriculum based on their own research project, in keeping with “Liberal Education”. The master’s course offers an individual and goal-oriented course that can significantly shorten the desired doctorate afterwards.

The MLA in Liberal Studies offers two “build-your-own” tracks. In the Focused Studies track, students explore a particular subject from within the larger perspective of the liberal arts, earning 18 of the 33 required hours in a specific discipline. As part of their core requirements, students may take courses in pedagogy and education, theory, or research methods, which would enable them to teach at the community college level (with the 18hrs), continue on for the Ph.D., or work in areas related to their chosen field of study.

Apply a critical, interdisciplinary perspective on contemporary health issues in human development, psychology, sociology, kinesiology, gerontology, public health, medicine, or related health fields. Explore opportunities to work closely with other LU research centres, such as, Centre for Rural and Northern Health Research (CRaNHR), Evaluating Child Health Outcomes (ECHO), Centre for Research in Occupational Safety and Health (CROSH), and the Laurentian Research Institute for Aging (LRIA).

In the Interdisciplinary Art, Media and Design (IAMD) program you'll join a community of emerging and established makers, thinkers, researchers, community builders, explorers, mentors, writers and performers.

The MA in interdisciplinary studies offered by the New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences is an innovative program that allows students to combine the study of two or more disciplines.

The Master of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies degree is a flexible graduate program that allows you to design academic study around topics of interest to suit your career goals. Through this program, you can combine courses from across the UT Dallas campus or delve into one or more concentration areas.

The Interdisciplinary Master of Science program (IMS) requires students to work with faculty to design a graduate curriculum tailored to their unique academic, creative and professional objectives. The program is available to both engineering and science graduate students.