Pacific University College of Arts and Sciences

• Asian Studies  - Site contains program resources, faculty and curriculum information, and links to other Asian Studies pages.
• Bioinformatics  - Program dealing with the storage, extraction, organization, analysis, and interpretation of biological information.
• Biology Department  - Posts department news, faculty page links, information on student admissions, and details of the programs offered.
• Business and Economics Department  - Introduces the department's faculty, provides course descriptions, and posts links to related pages.
• Chemistry Department  - Details of program major and minors, faculty profiles, course descriptions, and information on facilities and equipment.
• College of Arts and Sciences  - Information on the college's program offerings and divisions. With news and contact details.
• Computer Science  - Program information with course descriptions, resources for current students, faculty profiles, and related links.
• Department of Anthropology  - Presents course descriptions, details of program requirements, faculty profiles, and links to related websites.
• Department of Art  - Department overview with course descriptions, information on degree requirements, and a faculty directory.
• Department of Mathematics and Computer Science  - Site provides academic advising resources, course descriptions, details of program requirements, and related links. With department photos.
• Department of Music  - Providing information on the department's program and course offerings, faculty, facilities, ensembles, and music scholarships.
• Department of Politics and Government  - Site provides information on program requirements, course descriptions, faculty profiles, and related links.
• Department of Theatre and Dance  - Guide to the department's program offerings, productions, and theater seasons. Includes course descriptions and event dates.
• Department of World Languages and Literatures  - List and details of the programs offered, information on upcoming events, course descriptions, and faculty profiles.
• English Department  - Detailing the department's array of course and program offerings, seminars, and related events.
• English Language Institute  - Program equips international students and other non-native English speakers with the necessary language skills for entry to Pacific University.
• Environmental Studies  - Bachelor of Arts degree with emphasis on either environmental biology or environmental chemistry.
• Exercise Science  - Academic major designed to prepare students for various health science and fitness careers.
• Feminist Studies  - Women-centered, multicultural, and inclusive minor program. Aims to address social inequities using feminist perspectives.
• History Department  - Introduction to history studies and information on the programs and courses offered. With faculty profiles and related resources.
• International Programs  - Information on study abroad opportunities, immigration, international admissions, and scholarships. With related links.
• International Studies  - Program designed for students who intend to pursue careers in the globalized marketplace of business and economics.
• Media Arts Department  - Presents program lists and details, course descriptions, faculty profiles, and a media arts portfolio.
• Pacific MFA in Writing  - Low-residency graduate writing program that brings together students and writer advisors to participate in workshop sessions, develop study plans, and build facilitative relationships.
• Peace and Conflict Studies  - Minor program that involves studies on the causes and manifestations of violence in self, in society, and among nations.
• Philosophy Department  - Department's website presents faculty profiles, course descriptions, details of program majors and minors, and links to related pages.
• Physics Department  - Introduction to physics and details of the physics programs and courses Pacific University offers. With information on related research.
• Psychology Department  - Overview of the department with course descriptions, faculty profiles, and links to related websites.
• Social Work  - Major program centered on the applied study of generalist social work practice within the liberal arts framework.
• Sociology  - Academic major provides students with the basic knowledge of the development, structure and function of human groups and societies.