Editing Yale University (section)

=== Undergraduate Programs ===
Yale College, the undergraduate division of the university, provides students with a '''rigorous liberal arts education'''. The undergraduate curriculum emphasizes '''critical thinking''', '''problem-solving''', and '''global awareness'''. The university has a distinctive '''Yale College Curriculum''', which includes a core set of requirements in the '''humanities''', '''social sciences''', and '''natural sciences''', alongside a wide variety of majors in all fields.

==== Notable Undergraduate Programs: ====

* '''Humanities''': Yale’s '''English''', '''History''', '''Philosophy''', and '''Political Science''' programs are internationally recognized for their depth and breadth.
* '''Social Sciences''': Yale is a leader in the '''social sciences''', with particularly strong programs in '''Economics''', '''Sociology''', '''Psychology''', and '''Anthropology'''.
* '''Natural Sciences''': Yale offers top-tier programs in '''Biology''', '''Physics''', '''Chemistry''', and '''Environmental Science''', with cutting-edge research opportunities.
* '''Engineering and Applied Science''': The '''Yale School of Engineering & Applied Science''' provides students with a comprehensive education in fields like '''Computer Science''', '''Electrical Engineering''', '''Biomedical Engineering''', and '''Environmental Engineering'''.
* '''Interdisciplinary Programs''': Yale encourages students to engage in '''interdisciplinary studies''', allowing them to combine majors from multiple departments to pursue a wide range of interests.

Yale’s '''intellectual environment''' provides students with opportunities to engage in '''research projects''', '''internships''', and '''fieldwork''', giving them real-world experience and preparing them for leadership roles after graduation.