Gustavus Adolphus College Departments and Programs

• Art and Art History  - Program involving the study in art history and visual arts in the context of the liberal tradition.
• Department of Biology  - Site posts department announcements, course lists and descriptions, faculty and staff directory, and information on recommended coursework.
• Department of Classics  - Site contains information on course offerings, department events, and major and minor options. Also provides newsletters and program catalogs.
• Department of Economics and Management  - Provides department contacts, course list and descriptions, guide to majors and minors, and faculty directory.
• Department of Elementary and Secondary Education  - Presents the department's conceptual framework, accreditation, array of courses, and program requirements.
• Department of English  - Details on the courses and programs offered, department contacts, study abroad opportunities, and events. With a faculty directory and links to related pages.
• Department of Geography  - Department's homepage presents a faculty and staff directory, course listings, and information on facilities and upcoming events.
• Department of Health and Exercise Science  - Offering academic majors in the areas of physical education, health education, health fitness, and athletic training.
• Department of Modern Languages, Literatures, and Cultures  - Information on the department's divisions, philosophy and goals, contacts, and roster of faculty and staff.
• Department of Music  - Features an online student handbook, posts a directory of faculty and staff, and provides information on academic offerings, ensembles, and events.
• Department of Philosophy  - Site presents the department's philosophy and mission statement, list of course offerings, assessment plan, and upcoming events.
• Department of Physics  - Official department homepage provides academics, facilities, faculty, and research information.
• Department of Political Science  - Overview of the department with details on course offerings, majors and minors, and career outcomes. Also presents faculty profiles and schedules.
• Department of Psychology  - Presents the department's mission statement, courses of study, upcoming events, and roster of faculty and staff.
• Department of Religion  - Department introduction with course descriptions, upcoming events information, contact details, and related links.
• Department of Sociology and Anthropology  - Department overview with faculty listings, contact details, and information on academic offerings.
• Department of Theatre and Dance  - Presents an academic catalog, a major's manual, directory of faculty and staff, and answers to frequently asked student questions. Also provides information on department facilities and performance opportunities.
• Environmental Studies  - Program designed to integrate analysis of ethical, aesthetic, and historical issues in examining the relationship between humans and the nonhuman world.
• Gender, Women, and Sexuality  - Inter-departmental program offered as a major and minor. Designed to demonstrate the use of gender of as category of analysis.
• Geology Department  - Introduction to the field of geology and details on the programs, lectures, and student opportunities offered.
• History Department  - Presents faculty profiles and homepage links, department contacts, and descriptions on course offerings.
• Japanese Studies  - Interdisciplinary program of study designed to provide students the opportunities to become familiar with various aspects of Japanese culture.
• Latin American, Latino and Caribbean Studies  - Inclusive program designed to integrate area studies in Latin America and the Caribbean in the context of cultural plurality in the United States.
• Nursing  - Insights in the study of Nursing and information on the program offered. With related newsletters and Nursing links.
• Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy  - Program description with personnel and catalog information, and links to related pages.
• Peace Studies  - Interdisciplinary field of study dedicated to addressing problems of war, social oppression, violence, and conflict resolution and social justice implementation.
• Pre-Dentistry  - Features a program overview along with course descriptions and catalog information.
• Pre-Engineering Program  - Offers information on the program's course requirements and presents a recommended course schedule.
• Pre-Law  - Features a pre-Law guide and provides information on student admissions, financial aid, and program personnel.
• Pre-Medical Program  - Information on required courses, student application process, and career explorations and internships.
• Pre-Veterinary Program  - Program overview with catalog links and program personnel information.
• Scandinavian Studies  - Interdisciplinary program covering the different aspects of Nordic culture and society.