BS in Multidisciplinary Studies

• Customizable curriculum: You can tailor your degree to your interests and career goals by choosing from various concentrations across multiple disciplines.
• Designed with your goals in mind: This degree program lets you concentrate on the courses that align with your career aspirations—no extra foreign language or advanced math/science requirements
• In-demand skills: Graduate with a strong foundation in communication, critical thinking, leadership and problem-solving, highly sought after by employers.
• Flexibility for busy lifestyles: With flexible course options, you can balance school, work and personal commitments while earning a degree that sets you up for career success.
• Career opportunities across industries: Whether aiming for a role in business, healthcare, education or technology, your multidisciplinary degree will open doors to many exciting careers.
• Prepare for leadership roles: Our program equips you with the skills and knowledge to lead teams, collaborate effectively and navigate complex challenges in any professional setting.
• Adaptability in a changing job market: Emphasizing critical thinking and adaptability will prepare you to thrive in constantly evolving industries.
• Strong support system: Enjoy personalized guidance and support from dedicated faculty and staff committed to helping you succeed.
• Seamless transition into the workforce: The skills you gain will help you quickly adapt and excel, giving you a competitive edge in your career.

Join a community of like-minded individuals and open doors to endless career possibilities. Invest in your future with a BS in Multidisciplinary Studies from Texas Woman’s University and prepare for a career where you can thrive, lead, and make an impact. Start your journey today!

The BS in Multidisciplinary Studies degree requirements include:

• Completion of Texas Core requirements
• 36 hours of 3000-4000 level concentration area courses divided between two or three areas
• Two concentration areas (18 hours in each area; nine hours must be taken at TWU)
• Three concentration areas (12 hours in each area; six hours must be taken at TWU)
• Grade of C or better in each concentration area course
• Completion of Global Perspectives Course (three hours)
• Completion of the required MDS 4003 Multidisciplinary Studies Capstone course (three hours, requirement)
• 2.0 cumulative and institutional GPA
• Completion of 120 hours total for bachelor's degree (30 hours of degree must be taken at TWU)

Once accepted at TWU, Student Records will review your transcript and notify you of which courses can be transferred. After declaring BSMDS as your major, you can work with Vicki Jennings, our academic advisor, to create a degree plan.