The College of Arts and Sciences supports students who are ready to discover, create, invent, and make a difference.
We prepare well-rounded, inquisitive, and innovative graduates to better the world. Students in the College pursue their passions while developing the skills that employers want and rewarding careers demand. The result: a degree that can help make you “robot proof” in rapidly transforming job market.
The College offers 225+ academic programs rooted in three broad areas of study—Arts and Humanities, Natural and Mathematical Sciences, and Social and Historical Studies. We’re home to 70+ departments and programs and three schools—the Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture + Design, the Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies, and The Media School.
The College’s roots stretch back nearly 200 years, but the skills, insights, and values of our liberal arts and sciences education have never been more relevant. A College education focuses on five foundational skills:
These skills are prized by employers of all kinds and are vital to a 21st-century career. You will rely on them throughout your life. And you will develop them here.
Here, disciplines interrelate, ideas blossom, students challenge and support one another, and graduates emerge enriched and changed. At the heart of a College education are our world-class faculty members. They mentor students through graduation and beyond, and their research and creative activity expands knowledge and imagination.
