W.M. Keck Science Department

Science majors in the Class of 2028 will be majoring in the Kravis Department of Integrated Sciences. For more information on the major, please see the Catalog and the department’s website.

Science majors in the Keck Science Department in the Classes of 2025, 2026 and 2027 (including transfer students) at CMC won't be lost in huge lecture classes. They have many opportunities to do cutting-edge research, working directly with professors who are at the top of their fields. Undergraduate science majors in the Keck Science Department in the Classes of 2025, 2026, and 2027 (including transfer students) at CMC routinely co-research and co-write papers and get a chance to form lasting relationships with mentor professors.

Another important feature and advantage of taking science programs while at CMC is the breadth of background provided in the humanities, economics, and government—areas in which the training of scientists and engineers has traditionally been lacking.

The Keck Science majors in biology, chemistry, or physics emphasize the interrelationships of these sciences as well as their individual depths. The interdisciplinary Keck Science majors in biology-chemistry, neuroscience, the environment, economics and politics, environmental science, and science and management are available to those students whose interests overlap several fields. Pre-medical and environmental emphasis through these concentrations are particular strengths of Keck Science.

Visit some of the following links to see the many opportunities for science majors in the Keck Science Department in the Classes of 2025, 2026, and 2027 (including transfer students) that Claremont McKenna College offers: