Yale Social Science majors research human cognition, behaviour, values, health, and policy to provide insights into the social challenges that exist within and across communities around the globe.

Yale offers 4 different biological science majors: Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry, Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology, and Neuroscience.

Yale's Computer Science Department has close ties to mathematics and engineering, but also collaborates with other disciplines including psychology, economics, medicine, statistics, music and more.

Yale's Multidisciplinary Academic Programs unite students and faculty to address social challenges through interdisciplinary coursework and practical experiences, offering certificates for completing program requirements.

Mathematics combines abstract reasoning, scientific tools, and cultural tradition. The major offers diverse courses and flexibility to suit varied interests, with resources available to guide first-year students in course selection.

Engineering majors learn the expertise of designing technological systems that benefit society. Students grow in the understanding of how new products impact politics, the economy, society and more.