<p>What first comes to mind when someone says that they are majoring in Interdisciplinary Studies? My areas of concentration are child psychology and child and family welfare (eventually getting a master's in social work).</p>
<p>My school is forcing me to get a minor in interdisciplinary studies because I am in the honors program there. And no it has nothing to do with “discipline” it’s more an all around major. You take classes from the three subjects. I have to take them from humanities, social science, and natural sciences. </p>
<p>My school also offers a major in interdisciplinary studies and it gives you the option to pick three areas you want to focus in and you have to take a minimum amount of classes for each.</p>
<p>Does it make sense??</p>
<p>just sounds like you’re taking a bunch of random crap. not saying it is that, just that they should make it more clear</p>