Undergraduate Majors
Undergraduate Majors
Explore a diverse range of undergraduate majors designed to ignite your passion and prepare you for a successful global career. Our programs are tailored to provide a comprehensive education, blending theoretical knowledge with practical experience, while emphasizing site-specificity. Whether you're interested in the arts, social sciences, or business, we offer a path that aligns with your aspirations and goals.
All ACM undergraduate programs are based at the Aix-en-Provence, France main campus, but undergraduate students have the opportunity to diversify their Mediterranean experience by spending a semester at one of ACM's study abroad centers in Barcelona, Madrid, or Florence.
Art History
Communication Studies
Environmental Studies
French Studies
International Business
International Relations
Mediterranean Studies
Political Science
Studio Art
Undergraduate Minors
ACM’s minors consist of 18 upper-division credits (six courses). Minors should be determined in conjunction with your academic advisor to ensure you meet ACM’s graduation requirements. The minors are:
- Art History
- Business Administration
- Communication Studies
- Environmental Studies
- French Studies
- History
- Hospitality Management
- International Business
- International Relations
- Mediterranean Studies
- Peace and Conflict Studies
- Philosophy
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Religious Studies
- Studio Art
- Wine Studies
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Choosing a Minor That Suits You and Your Education
What Factors Should be Considered in Choosing a Minor
Most colleges, including ACM, do not require a minor to earn a bachelor’s degree. It is an optional choice that may factor in to your education depending on some of the considerations listed above. It is a personal decision that utlimately depends on your goals. Sometimes focusing on your major and varying your courses may be more beneficial.
Do I Need a Minor? Should I Have a Minor?
Most colleges, including ACM, do not require a minor to earn a bachelor’s degree. It is an optional choice that may factor in to your education depending on some of the considerations listed above. It is a personal decision that utlimately depends on your goals. Sometimes focusing on your major and varying your courses may be more beneficial.
Why do a Minor Instead of a Second Major?
Most colleges, including ACM, do not require a minor to earn a bachelor’s degree. It is an optional choice that may factor in to your education depending on some of the considerations listed above. It is a personal decision that utlimately depends on your goals. Sometimes focusing on your major and varying your courses may be more beneficial.