The University of North Dakota College of Arts and Sciences was established in 1883, and is the largest and oldest of nine colleges at the University. Arts & Sciences is very diverse, made up of 18 departments organized into four divisions: Fine Arts, Humanities, Math & Science and Social Sciences.
By the numbers:
* 195 faculty members in 18 departments
* More than 2,500 undergraduate and 400 graduate students
* 43 undergraduate degree programs
* 24 graduate degree programs
DEPARTMENTS:
FNE ARTS - Art & Design, Music, Theatre Arts
HUMANITIES - English, History & American Indian Studies, Languages, Philosophy & Religious Studies
MATH & SCIENCE - Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics & Astrophysics
SOCIAL SCIENCES - Anthropology, Communication, Communication Sciences & Disorders, Criminal Justice Studies, Geography & GIS, Psychology, Sociology
SPECIAL PROGRAMS - Environmental Studies, Health Studies, Forensic Science, General Studies, Pre-Health Programs, Women & Gender Studies