Departments, Programs of Study and Courses

In the College of Human Ecology .

The college requires students to fulfill requirements for a major to graduate. Students must declare a major by the end of the sophomore year. It is common for students to change interests during their undergraduate careers. Counselors in the Office of Student and Career Development (172 MVR), academic advisors, and directors of undergraduate study in each of the academic departments can help students to consider their options and engage in academic planning. All changes of major require submission of the change of major form and are processed through the college registrar’s office, 146 MVR. Change of major will trigger re-evaluation of all academic credit and assignment of a new faculty advisor.

Undergraduate Programs include:

• Design and Environmental Analysis  
• Fashion Design and Management  
• Fiber Science  
• Global & Public Health Sciences  
• Human Biology, Health, and Society  
• Human Development  
• Human Ecology Interdepartmental Courses  
• Nutritional Sciences  
• Policy Analysis and Management  
• The Urban Semester Program in Multicultural Dynamics in Urban Affairs  
• Special Opportunities  

Graduate Professional Masters Programs include:

• Cornell Institute for Public Affairs  
• Sloan Program in Health Administration