Course Overview
Course Overview The Ethnic Studies major provides a critical examination of how race, gender, class, and sexuality shape the histories and experiences of marginalized groups. This interdisciplinary program uses comparative frameworks to explore issues of power, privilege, and social justice, preparing students to become civic-minded agents of change. Graduates are equipped to strengthen their communities and effect meaningful change in public policy and social life. Key Program Highlights Critically analyze the forces of social differentiation and inequality that shape our world. Gain practical, interdisciplinary frameworks for understanding power and pursuing social justice. Engage in community-based learning to translate theory into real-world impact. Prepare for diverse careers in education, government, non-profits, law, and social services. Develop the cultural competency and critical skills highly valued in today's global workforce.
Available Intakes
August 2026
CampusFort Collins Campus
CityFort Collins
ModeFullTime
Duration48 Months
FeeUSD 32,984