Paul V. Hamilton School of Arts and Sciences
To inquire about programs within the Paul V. Hamilton School of Arts and Sciences: Dr. Amiel Jarstfer | 423.869.6364 | amiel.jarstfer@lmunet.edu
Dreams begin in the School of Arts and Sciences!
What do you see yourself doing four years from now? Writing for a major national newspaper or magazine? Serving as the technical production manager for a television or radio station or working in the film industry? Serving as an advocate for child welfare or working within the court system? Working on a community planning board for water resources or recreation? Opening your own art studio or performing live with a local band or orchestra? Teaching young people mathematics or science? Serving as an assistant manager in a state or federal park? Entering graduate school in psychology or medicine? All of these dreams begin in the Paul V. Hamilton School of Arts and Sciences at LMU.
The School of Arts and Sciences hosts the largest array of undergraduate baccalaureate major and minor programs at LMU. Included within our halls are the foundational programs that will launch you toward the career of your dreams. Fourteen undergraduate majors in areas as diverse as art and history to chemistry and criminal justice give students a variety of choices to help their dreams come alive. Traditional majors such as English, music, history and broadcast communications are taught side by side with pre-professional programs such as the pre-medical tracks in biology and chemistry or the pre-law track.
The School of Arts and Sciences is also home to the Army ROTC program of military sciences studies. The Army ROTC program at LMU seeks to recruit, train and commission future officers of the United States Army, providing them with the skills to be leaders.
Perhaps one of the most important aspects of an undergraduate degree from the LMU Paul V. Hamilton School of Arts and Sciences is the general education core found within LMU’s liberal arts program. As part of all baccalaureate undergraduate major programs at LMU, students are required to complete a series of general education courses that are designed to develop skills in the areas of critical thinking, analysis, analysis, ethics and effective communication by writing and speaking. These foundational skills are required for all disciplines and for success in all careers. Those skills are taught in the LMU School of Arts and Sciences.
So whatever your passion, biology or philosophy, you can find in the Paul V. Hamilton School of Arts and Sciences at LMU.
Paul V. Hamilton School of Arts and Sciences Majors and Minors
Majors:Art
Biology
Broadcast Communications
Chemistry
Criminal Justice
English
Environmental Science
History
Mathematics
Music
Philosophy & Religion
Psychology
Wildlife and Fisheries Management
Minors:
Appalachian Studies
Art
Biology
Broadcast Communications
Chemistry
English
Environmental Science
Geography
Gerontology
History
Mathematics
Military Science Studies (ROTC)
Museum Studies
Music
Philosophy & Religion
Psychology
Theatre Arts
Wildlife and Fisheries Management
