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100 majors, ranked by how many people study them. Each open major is one lesson: a true story told as it happened, what the research says about it, a bestselling book on the same theme, and what the evidence says about the book. Ten new majors open every day.

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  1. #1Business Administration and ManagementHenry Ford and the Ford Motor Company · Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us8 min
  2. #2Nursing (Registered Nursing)Florence Nightingale · The Checklist Manifesto8 min
  3. #3PsychologyDaniel Kahneman · Thinking, Fast and Slow8 min
  4. #4BiologyCharles Darwin · Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World8 min
  5. #5Computer ScienceKen Thompson and Dennis Ritchie · The Innovators8 min
  6. #6Criminal JusticeLawrence Sherman and the Kansas City Police Department · Talking to Strangers: What We Should Know About the People We Don’t Know8 min
  7. #7AccountingArthur Andersen and Enron · The Smartest Guys in the Room8 min
  8. #8FinanceJohn C. Bogle · A Random Walk Down Wall Street8 min
  9. #9Political ScienceJohn F. Kennedy and Nikita Khrushchev · Getting to Yes: Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In8 min
  10. #10MarketingBrownie Wise and Earl Tupper · Contagious: Why Things Catch On8 min
  11. #11Communication StudiesRichard Nixon and John F. Kennedy · Presence: Bringing Your Boldest Self to Your Biggest Challenges8 min
  12. #12EconomicsDavid Card and Alan Krueger · Freakonomics: A Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everything8 min
  13. #13Kinesiology and Exercise ScienceJerry Morris · Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity8 min
  14. #14Mechanical EngineeringJames Watt and John Wilkinson · The Goal8 min
  15. #15Elementary EducationMarva Collins · Mindset: The New Psychology of Success8 min
  16. #16English Language and LiteratureI. A. Richards · How to Read Literature Like a Professor8 min
  17. #17SociologyW. E. B. Du Bois · The Color of Law: A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America8 min
  18. #18HistoryHugh Trevor-Roper and the forged Hitler diaries · Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong8 min
  19. #19Studio Art and Fine ArtsVincent van Gogh · Steal Like an Artist8 min
  20. #20Social WorkJane Addams · Upstream: The Quest to Solve Problems Before They Happen8 min
  21. #21MathematicsAndrew Wiles · A Mind for Numbers8 min
  22. #22Healthcare AdministrationErnest Amory Codman · Black Box Thinking8 min
  23. #23Electrical EngineeringMasaru Ibuka and Akio Morita · The Innovator’s Dilemma8 min
  24. #24Health SciencesJoseph Goldberger · Bad Science8 min
  25. #25MusicDjango Reinhardt · Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance8 min
  26. #26Civil EngineeringJoseph Cahill and Jørn Utzon · How Big Things Get Done8 min
  27. #27Information TechnologyKnight Capital’s technology team · The Phoenix Project8 min
  28. #28Early Childhood EducationDavid Weikart · How Children Succeed8 min
  29. #29ChemistryF. Sherwood Rowland and Mario Molina · Silent Spring8 min
  30. #30Sport ManagementBranch Rickey and Jackie Robinson · Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game8 min
  31. #31Theatre ArtsAnton Chekhov and the Moscow Art Theatre · The Culture Code8 min
  32. #32Speech-Language Pathology and Communication DisordersPaul Broca and Louis Victor Leborgne · The Brain That Changes Itself8 min
  33. #33Public HealthWilliam Foege · Factfulness8 min
  34. #34BiochemistryJennifer Doudna and Emmanuelle Charpentier · The Code Breaker: Jennifer Doudna, Gene Editing, and the Future of the Human Race8 min
  35. #35Computer EngineeringMorris Chang · Chip War: The Fight for the World’s Most Critical Technology8 min
  36. #36CriminologyDavid Gunn and the New York subway · The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference8 min
  37. #37Information ScienceEugene Garfield · The Information: A History, a Theory, a Flood8 min
  38. #38NeuroscienceNathaniel Kleitman · Why We Sleep8 min
  39. #39Chemical EngineeringCarl Bosch · Material World8 min
  40. #40JournalismBob Woodward and Carl Bernstein · All the President’s Men8 min
  41. #41Biomedical EngineeringWillem J. Kolff · The Emperor of All Maladies: A Biography of Cancer8 min
  42. #42AnthropologyComing soon
  43. #43Media Studies (Mass Communication)Coming soon
  44. #44Human Development and Family StudiesComing soon
  45. #45PhilosophyComing soon
  46. #46Management Information SystemsComing soon
  47. #47International RelationsComing soon
  48. #48PhysicsComing soon
  49. #49Environmental ScienceComing soon
  50. #50CybersecurityComing soon
  51. #51AviationComing soon
  52. #52Environmental StudiesComing soon
  53. #53Animal ScienceComing soon
  54. #54Theology and MinistryComing soon
  55. #55Supply Chain Management and LogisticsComing soon
  56. #56Human Resources ManagementComing soon
  57. #57Graphic DesignComing soon
  58. #58Religious StudiesComing soon
  59. #59Hospitality ManagementComing soon
  60. #60Biomedical SciencesComing soon
  61. #61Special EducationComing soon
  62. #62Digital Media and MultimediaComing soon
  63. #63Film and Video ProductionComing soon
  64. #64Human ServicesComing soon
  65. #65Aerospace EngineeringComing soon
  66. #66Education (General)Coming soon
  67. #67Industrial EngineeringComing soon
  68. #68Physical Education Teaching and CoachingComing soon
  69. #69Organizational LeadershipComing soon
  70. #70Management ScienceComing soon
  71. #71International BusinessComing soon
  72. #72Geology and Earth ScienceComing soon
  73. #73SpanishComing soon
  74. #74Exercise PhysiologyComing soon
  75. #75Film and Media StudiesComing soon
  76. #76International and Global StudiesComing soon
  77. #77Molecular and Cellular BiologyComing soon
  78. #78Managerial EconomicsComing soon
  79. #79Radio and TelevisionComing soon
  80. #80Public RelationsComing soon
  81. #81AdvertisingComing soon
  82. #82ArchitectureComing soon
  83. #83Health and WellnessComing soon
  84. #84Music EducationComing soon
  85. #85StatisticsComing soon
  86. #86Nutrition ScienceComing soon
  87. #87Agricultural BusinessComing soon
  88. #88Medical Laboratory ScienceComing soon
  89. #89Secondary EducationComing soon
  90. #90Operations ManagementComing soon
  91. #91Animation and Visual EffectsComing soon
  92. #92Creative WritingComing soon
  93. #93Cognitive ScienceComing soon
  94. #94Construction ManagementComing soon
  95. #95Interior DesignComing soon
  96. #96GeographyComing soon
  97. #97Building Science and Architectural TechnologyComing soon
  98. #98Legal Studies and Pre-LawComing soon
  99. #99EntrepreneurshipComing soon
  100. #100Applied MathematicsComing soon

Ranking: Ranked by U.S. bachelor’s degrees awarded in each major (IPEDS completions). Ranks are approximate: most counts are from NCES tables for 2021–22, and about 40 come from a later IPEDS-based republication. Data: U.S. National Center for Education Statistics, IPEDS Completions (Digest Tables 318.30 and 322.10), 2021–22 and later. See the data (opens in a new tab). Ten new majors open every day until the campus reaches 1,000.

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