Degree Programs

Earn a letter of specialization in comparative and international law, conflict resolution, constitutional law, law and social justice, and more 

Combine quantitative techniques and economic principles to study private and public decision-making on natural resources and environmental issues.

The UMass Amherst Minor in Public Policy provides a foundation in the development and implementation of policy on a local, state, and federal level. 

Gain a foundation in broad topics and social issues that social workers and social welfare advocates encounter, from domestic violence to international crises.

This flexible minor is suitable for students of all majors seeking to deepen their understanding of political life, whether personally or professionally.

Through flexible coursework and a research-based internship, you’ll learn to evaluate the differences and impact of cooperative enterprises in the marketplace.

The undergraduate certificate in Labor Studies introduces students to the study of labor and workers' organizations in the U.S. 

Prepare for an entry-level job in a research environment or for graduate study in a field such as survey research, public health, and more.

Study economic theory, market structures, economic development, and public policy as you build critical thinking, data analysis, and civic engagement skills.

Specialize in either language or a focused area of study as you develop a concentration in Latin American/Latino Studies to supplement to your degree