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Dr. Katherine Gillen
Dr. Megan Wise de Valdez
Message from the Dean's Office
Welcome! These are exciting times in the College of Arts and Sciences. We continue to grow, adding new degrees and co-curricular programs that enhance student experiences in the classroom and beyond.
Our faculty empower learners through innovative teaching, research, and creative work. Rooted in San Antonio’s Southside and globally connected, we engage students in the community and prepare them for fulfilling careers.
We believe that educated people are the basis of a just, free, and prosperous society—by focusing on the big questions facing all of humanity, we can build this future together.
We invite you to explore what our college has to offer. Regardless of your major or future plans, we can help you find that path that is right for you.
Frequently Asked Questions
What departments are in the College of Arts and Sciences?
The College of Arts and Sciences has seven academic departments: Computational, Engineering and Mathematical Sciences; Natural Sciences; Language, Literature and Arts; Sociology and Communication; History, Philosophy and Geography; Criminology and Political Science; and Health and Behavioral Sciences.
What can I study in the College of Arts and Sciences?
Students can pursue programs in areas such as biology, chemistry, communication, computer science, criminology, cybersecurity, English, history, mathematics, political science, psychology, sociology, water resources science and other arts, humanities, social science and STEM fields. View the University’s complete program listing for available degrees, concentrations and certificates.
Does the College of Arts and Sciences offer graduate programs?
The College offers undergraduate and graduate programs in multiple disciplines. Prospective students should consult the individual program page or the College of Graduate Studies for current degree options and admission requirements.
Are research opportunities available to undergraduate students?
College of Arts and Sciences students may work with faculty on laboratory research, grant development, archival research and digital projects. Opportunities vary by department, faculty research area and academic term.
Does the College offer internships or experiential learning?
Students may participate in internships, service-learning courses, study-abroad experiences and other experiential-learning opportunities. The College works with businesses, schools and nonprofit organizations to help students apply classroom knowledge in professional and community settings.
What careers can a College of Arts and Sciences degree prepare me for?
Career options depend on the student’s program, but graduates may pursue work in areas such as science, technology, public service, education, communication, healthcare, research, nonprofit organizations and business. Programs also help prepare students for graduate study and professional schools.
Are student organizations available within the College?
Student organizations are available for many majors and academic interests. These groups can help students develop leadership skills, meet professionals, attend events and explore potential career paths.
How can I contact the College of Arts and Sciences?
The College office is in Suite 311 of the Science and Technology Building at Texas A&M University–San Antonio. Call 210-784-2403 or email AM-SAOfficeof.CollegeOfArtsAndSciences@tamusa.edu.
