Dance
Areas of Study
The Department of Theatre and Dance offers a minor with a six-course curriculum. Students do not need to audition to become dance minors.
- Jazz
- Contemporary Dance
- Ballet
- Hip-Hop / Breaking
- Afro-Haitian Dance
- Balinese Dance
- Choreography
- Performance
Italian Studies
Areas of Study
While the program’s courses are taught in Italian, at least one course is offered in English each year, so if you are just beginning your study of Italian you will also be able to examine more advanced topics in literature and culture. The Italian Studies curriculum consists of:
- language courses that range from elementary to advanced levels
- literature courses spanning from the Middle Ages to contemporary Italy
- culture courses
Engineering
Holy Cross offers two cooperative programs for students who are interested in combining the study of the liberal arts and sciences with engineering. Both engineering programs are open to students of all majors and class years. Advisors offer one-on-one guidance to connect you to the resources and tools that will enable you to achieve your individual career goals.
Medieval and Renaissance Studies
Areas of Study
Offered through the Center for Interdisciplinary Studies, the program offers an unusually rich faculty, with more than 15 faculty members researching the medieval and early modern periods spanning from the fourth to the 17th centuries in Europe, Asia and the Mediterranean basin. Fields include but are not limited to:
Russian Studies
Areas of Study:
- Russian language
- Critical thinking and analytical writing
- Russian history, art, and culture
- Early Russia, 19th century, 20th century, contemporary Russia
- Genres (epic and folk tale, drama, poetry, prose, film)
- Geographical regions (Kievan Rus, European Russia, Siberia)
Studies in World Literatures
The Studies in World Literatures Program is an interdisciplinary major that will allow you to explore the literary, visual and performative texts produced in different times, places and cultures. While approaching the study of world narrative as a common human phenomenon, the major also asks students to understand how the form, content and modes of expression are challenged, developed, influenced and embraced in unique and self-defining ways by the cultures that produce them.
Latin American, Latinx, & Caribbean Studies
Areas of Study
Offered through the Center for Interdisciplinary Studies, the Latin American, Latinx, and Caribbean Studies program includes courses that will help students to recognize, understand and analyze:
Middle Eastern Studies
Areas of Study
Offered through the Center for Interdisciplinary Studies, the program will explore:
Film Studies
Areas of Study
Offered through the Center for Interdisciplinary Studies, Film Studies allows students to investigate the subject through a combination of lecture classes and seminars.
Health Studies
Offered through the Center for Interdisciplinary Studies, students work with a faculty advisor to develop a coherent curriculum that fulfills the major requirements while developing a “theme” related to the student’s interests, which is included in their transcript as follows: Health Studies: Global Health, Health Studies: Women’s Health, etc.