Choose Your Own Path
Pathways: The Trinity Curriculum
Students are challenged and supported in a community that encourages pathways to discovery.
Requirements
Pathways has six curricular requirements that provide a foundation in the liberal arts and sciences for all bachelor's degrees awarded by Trinity University.
First-Year Experience
Through extensive engagement in a significant topic of widespread or, the FYE is designed for students to analyze sophisticated texts and ideas.
Approaches to Creation and Analysis
Master the skills of analysis, research, and creation using multidisciplinary approaches across the liberal arts.
Core Capacities
Lifelong learners are supported by effective communication skills, digital literacy, and engaged and global citizenship.
Interdisciplinary Clusters
Explore a complex subject of enduring or contemporary significance by employing multiple disciplinary methods.
The Major
Majors provide for in-depth study of a field of specialization, and can sometimes incorporate multiple disciplines.
Fitness Education
Make good decisions relating to lifelong health through basic knowledge, understanding, and skills.
Optional Elements
Three optional curricular elements can further enrich a Trinity education through expanded or experiential opportunities.
Experiential Learning
Learn to apply the liberal arts in a real-world environment.
Minors
Explore other areas of interest and gain academic experiences across disciplines.
A Second Major
Double major in departmental or interdisciplinary majors, or create your own.
Courses of Study Bulletin
Degree requirements, academic policies, and academic majors and minors at Trinity University.
Programs of Study
Trinity University offers more than 100 majors and minors plus several interdisciplinary and advising programs.
Academic Support
Programs and services to enhance student learning and personal and academic development.