Find Your Fit
Prepared for your future? Interdisciplinary Studies (IDS) will give you the skills and tools you need to succeed in our fast-paced, dynamic, global society.
Why Interdisciplinary Studies?
Majors/Minors
Interdisciplinary Studies offers a diverse set of programs within our major and minor courses of study.
Students interested in applying should do so through the university’s Office of Undergraduate Admissions.
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Independent and Innovative
Interdisciplinary Studies majors are regularly awarded accolades on campus and in the community.
Hondros Scholarship
Chris Hondros was an NC State alum (English) and an award-winning photo-journalist who was killed while on assignment in Libya in 2011. In honor of his legacy, friends of Hondros decided to start the Chris Hondros Scholarship Endowment for students that attend NC State who have the aspirations to study abroad. Additionally, it is geared to those who have the passion of story telling and capturing the moments of those who are enduring hardships and tough situations. To learn more about Chris Hondros, check out this article.
Scholarship Requirements
- Planning to or has been accepted to partake in a Study Abroad Program
- 1-2 page essay that incorporates all of these topics:
- Why are you committed to telling the stories of everyday people in difficult situations? How will you showcase this during your Study Abroad experience?
- Why are you interested in the World beyond the US, while also doing work outside of the classroom?
- For questions or to send your materials, please go to:
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1911 building - Suite 106
Campus Box 7107
Raleigh, NC
919-515-6964
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Rodrick Alston Memorial Student Award
The Rodrick Alston Memorial Scholarship was created to honor the legacy and contributions made from Dr. Rodrick Alston, a NC State Alum and faculty member who was instrumental to part of the success and growth of Africana Studies here on NC State.
Scholarship Requirements
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Must be enrolled in one of the disciplines of the College of Humanities & Social Sciences
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Must be majoring/minoring in Africana Studies and/or have demonstrated interest in the African American Heritage
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Submit a 1-2 page essay on the topics of:
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Why are you interested in African Studies? In what ways have you demonstrated that interest inside and outside of the classroom?
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How will you positively impact NC State's campus and the world with knowledge gained from Africana Studies?
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- For questions or to send your materials, please go to:
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1911 building - Suite 106
Campus Box 7107
Raleigh, NC
919-515-6964
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