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Anthropology

Anthropology integrates cultural, sociological, historical, and evolutionary perspectives of human diversity within a single discipline.

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Economics

The frameworks of economics and data analysis inform understanding of pressing social issues, with robust student involvement.

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Education

Courses address learning, development, and teaching in traditional content areas like science and reading.

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Geography

Geography examines the interactions between people, environment, space, and place, offering theory and tools for addressing concerns ranging from social justice to migration to global environmental change.

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Government

The Department of Government maintains the ancient Greek concern with the nature of order and governance at every level of social interaction.

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History

Founded in 1894, the Department of History has long offered one of the most popular majors and broadest undergraduate course selections at Dartmouth.

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Political Economy Project

The Political Economy Project combines interdisciplinary perspectives—past and present—on the relationship between economics, politics, and ethics.

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Sociology

Curricular offerings focus on current and important social problems and the theoretical and methodological tools needed to understand them.

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Associate Dean for the Social Sciences

Professor Claudia Olivetti

Bridging the Gender Wage Gap

Professor Claudia Olivetti's latest research with Nobel laureate Claudia Goldin illuminates the pay gap between mothers and fathers that persists long after children grow up.

Arts and Sciences Grant Management

Find expert guidance in grant proposal development and support in the financial oversight of awarded projects.