Tennessee State University College of Arts and Sciences

• Africana Studies Department  - Presents course descriptions, curriculum information, faculty directory, and related links and resources.
• College of Arts and Sciences  - Information on the college's administration, departments, and programs. With faculty resources.
• Department of Art  - Details of the department's program offerings, student admission policies, and courses. Also presents a faculty directory.
• Department of Biological Sciences  - Introduces the department's faculty, presents program catalogs, and provides contact details.
• Department of Chemistry  - Site serves as a guide to the programs offered, the department's faculty, scholarships, and research.
• Department of Communications  - Academic program, course, internship, and contact information. With forms and a list of affiliated student organizations.
• Department of Criminal Justice  - Detailing the department's range of graduate and undergraduate programs. With forms and student advisement resources.
• Department of History, Geography, and Political Science  - Provides academic advisement resources, program lists and details, a faculty directory, and information on the department's lecture series.
• Department of Languages, Literature, and Philosophy  - List and details of the programs offered with links to affiliated organizations' websites, a faculty and staff manual, news, and calendar of events.
• Department of Mathematics and Physics  - Department overview with a faculty and staff directory, course descriptions, and seminar schedules.
• Department Of Music  - Contains information on department's facilities, programs, events, performances, faculty, and scholarship opportunities.
• Interdisciplinary Studies Degree Program  - Broad-based academic degree program with a liberal arts curriculum. Enables students to design a course of study with options that cover the social sciences, arts and humanities, and the natural sciences and mathematics.
• Social Work Program  - Offers coursework that prepare students for entry-level professional social work practice.
• Sociology  - Social science program that implores both scientific and humanistic perspectives to understand the connections that affect the interactions in societies.