Double Majors with American Indian Studies

At the University of Arizona it is possible to combine two majors as part of a single Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree. As a multidisciplinary endeavor, American Indian Studies encourages students to think of this option. 

AIS allows students to use up to 9 units (3 courses) towards a second major, pending approval from the second major department. Students who chose to double major (complete two B.A. degrees) do not need a minor. 

The AIS core course requirements remain the same for the AIS major when it is combined with a second major. If you already are minoring in AIS, you can easily change to an AIS major. Contact the AIS Advisor Christopher Cruz, cbcruz75@arizona.edu.

Double Major in AIS and Law

AIS and Law have developed a plan of study for the double major B.A. in AIS and Law. To learn more about this opportunity, visit the double major page.

AIS/Law Double Major

Other Potential Double Majors

Students can double major in any other Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree. Students who chose to double major (complete two B.A. degrees) do not need a minor. 

Below is a list of double major options and the maximum units that may be double-dipped for each.

• Anthropology (6 units)
• Creative Writing (9 units)
• English (9 units)
• Environmental Studies (6 units)
• Gender and Women's Studies (6 units)
• Geography (6 units)
• History (9 units)
• Latin American Studies (9 units)
• Linguistics (6 units)
• Mexican American Studies (9 units)
• Religious Studies (9 units)
• Sociology (6 units)