Interdisciplinary Programs?

[OmniscienceQuest]

I'm interested in the Modern Thought and Literature program at Stanford and am wondering if there are other, similar interdisciplinary programs at other universities? With a strong Literature focus but lots of room to branch into cognitive science, history, law, or any other direction on a highly individualized basis.

[WildeThing]

Santa Cruz has History of Consciousness, Berkeley has Rhetoric, San Diego has Literature. If you do a search in this forum you will probably find them, as others have asked this in the past.

[madandmoonly]

Might want to check out Rice's English department as well. Very interdisciplinary with many people working on non-traditional projects; lots of science. 

[Warelin]

Washington University in St. Louis might be worth a look into:
Research Interests: https://english.wustl.edu/browse
Graduate Certificates: https://english.wustl.edu/phd-program#primary

[Nesta415]

Check out Duke's Literature program. It was my top choice as somebody wanting to do a grad program in Comparative Literature but wasn't quite up to most programs' language requirements (you do still need proficiency in two languages other than English-- one upon admission with a clear plan for acquisition of a second during your studies. Better than two upon admission with plans for a third for a lot of comp lit programs).

[UndergradDad]

Also look at John's Hopkins Comparative Thought and Literature.

Oh and also I think SUNY Binghamton has something along these lines as well.