
The College of Arts and Sciences (A&S) offers programs and courses in the traditional liberal arts disciplines. In addition to providing students with opportunities to develop skills required for the workplace or advanced study, it seeks to foster well-rounded development of the individual. The school recognizes the role of nontraditional students at PurdueFW and makes special efforts to meet their needs.
Transfer Programs (page in development)
Degree requirements sheets are for students entering during the 2017-2018 academic year. If you began your program prior to 2017-2018, see your advisor for your Degree Requirements Sheet.
Never hesitate to contact your academic advisor if you have questions! Visit the A&S Advising pages for more information and contacts.
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A&S offers certificates in many exciting and up-and-coming concentrations. The certificates provide a way for students to expand their knowledge of their major or professional field.
Program Certificates
Civic Education and Public Advocacy
Medical Ethics Certificate
Political Science
Research Certificates
Completion of any minor requires a minimum of 12 credits, including at least 6 resident credits at the 200 level or above, and a grade of C- or better in each course
Anthropology and Sociology
Biology
Chemistry
Communication
English and Linguistics
History
International Language and Culture Studies
Journalism
Mathematical Sciences
Medieval Studies
Physics
Political Science
Psychology

Those wishing to pursue graduate studies through A&S can choose from a growing number of fields. All programs are scheduled to accommodate employed professionals. A graduate degree will enhance your ability to choose what you want to do with your life, and your work will be more enjoyable. Graduate degrees usually require 30 to 36 credit hours to complete.