Undergraduate Programs

Undergraduate programs in the arts, humanities, sciences and business.

From art to computer science, from biology to the classics, from drama to theology, the Constantin College of Liberal Arts offers a wide variety of rigorous academic programs designed around the ideals of a liberal education. The foundation of our undergraduate academic program is the Core curriculum, a series of 19 courses in philosophy, history, literature, science, theology, mathematics, politics, economics, language and fine arts taken by all undergraduates. A main feature of the Core is its focus on primary texts. In reading the greatest thinkers of Western civilization, students maintain a dialogue with the past that helps them understand the world in which they live today.

Academic Majors, Concentrations & Programs

Program

B.A.

B.S.

Concentration

PRE-professional

Christian Contemplative Tradition

Classics

Classical Philology

Comparative Literary Traditions

Electrical Engineering^*

English

Environmental Science

History and Philosophy of Science

Human and Social Sciences

Industrial/Organizational Psychology

International Studies

Latin-American Studies

Legal Studies

Mathematics

Medieval and Renaissance Studies

Nursing^*

^*Cooperative degree programs with Texas Woman's University (nursing) and UT Arlington (engineering).

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