Students in the College may pursue the master of arts degree in the Humanities while working toward an undergraduate degree. Undergraduate students admitted to this program pursue a specific course of study depending on their specific research and professional interests. Students may design their own course of study in any of the departments within the Humanities Division, such as Philosophy, English Language and Literature, or Art History, specializing in a single field or moving across disciplines. Alternatively, they may choose a more directed course of study in a number of fields with specific Master of Arts Program in the Humanities (MAPH) program options, like Gender and Sexuality Studies, Theater and Performance Studies, Digital Humanities, Cinema and Media Studies, Classics, Cultural Policy, or Creative Writing. Undergraduate students who wish to complete an MA in the Humanities concurrently with a bachelor's degree should begin by discussing this option with their College adviser in the Autumn Quarter of their third year and with the director of undergraduate studies in their major, followed by a conversation with the associate director of the MAPH Program and the dean of students in the Division of the Humanities. Undergraduate students pursuing this option are in ''concurrent residence'' beginning in the Autumn Quarter of their fourth year at the University and remain in this status for three contiguous quarters.