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120 Examples of Academic Interests

John Spacey, updated on December 12, 2023

Academic interests are scholarly subjects and topics that a student would like to study or explore. It is common for universities, colleges and K-12 schools to encourage students to pursue diverse academic interests. For example, an engineering student who takes a few classes in the fine arts. This is believed to be enriching as experience of various academic subjects may help you to forge a unique and fulfilling academic career and profession. The following are common examples of academic interests.

Accounting	Aerospace Engineering
African Studies	Agribusiness
Agriculture	American Studies
Animation	Anthropology
Applied Ethics	Applied Mathematics
Arabic	Architecture
Artificial Intelligence	Arts
Asian Studies	Astronomy
Astrophysics	Behavioral Sciences
Bioethics	Bioinformatics
Biology	Botany
Business	Business Ethics
Chemistry	Civil Engineering
Classical Studies	Coding
Communication Studies	Community Health
Computer Science	Criminology
Culinary Arts	Cultural Studies
Dance	Data Science
Dentistry	Design
Early Childhood Education	Earth Sciences
Ecology	Economics
Education	Electrical Engineering
Energy Engineering	Engineering
English	Environmental Sciences
European Studies	Fashion Design
Film	Finance
Food Science	Forestry
French	Game Design
Geography	Geology
German	Government
Graphic Design	Health Sciences
Health Technology	History
Horticulture	Humanities
Industrial Design	Industrial Engineering
Information Science	Information Security
Interior Design	International Relations
Japanese	Journalism
Kinesiology	Languages
Law	Library Sciences
Literature	Machine Learning
Management	Mandarin / Cantonese
Marketing	Materials Science
Mathematics	Mechanical Engineering
Media Studies	Medicine
Music	Neurological Sciences
Nursing	Occupational Therapy
Pathology	Performing Arts
Pharmaceutical Sciences	Philosophy
Physical Education	Physics
Physiology	Political Science
Psychology	Public Administration
Public Policy	Public Safety
Religion	Robotics
Scientific Computing	Social Sciences
Sociology	Space Science
Spanish	Sports Management
Statistics	Systems Science
Technology	Theater
Urban Planning	User Experience Design
Writing	Zoology

Science

Interest in natural sciences that represent a systematic and empirical approach to studying the physical universe and applied sciences that use this knowledge to solve real world problems.