The study of non-professional subjects in universities is generally called "interdisciplinary study" or "interdisciplinary study". Interdisciplinary learning means that students choose to learn different fields of knowledge and skills from their own majors during their college years, aiming at broadening their horizons, improving their comprehensive quality and expanding their future career development paths. Interdisciplinary learning emphasizes the intersection of different disciplines and forms a new research field and discipline system by absorbing the knowledge and methods of multiple disciplines. This way of learning can help students understand problems from multiple angles, have stronger problem-solving ability and innovation ability, and can better adapt to the changing professional needs and social environment in the future.