Academics
Departments, Colleges, and Schools
School of Architecture
Established in 1898
2007 Enrollment: 195 students
College of Arts and Letters
Established in 1842
2007 Enrollment: 2,620 students
- Africana Studies
- American Studies
- Anthropology
- Art, Art History, and Design
- Classics
- College Seminar
- Computer Applications
- Creative Writing
- East Asian Languages and Cultures
- Economics and Econometrics
- Economics and Policy Studies
- English
- Film, Television, and Theatre
- Gallivan Program in Journalism, Ethics, and Democracy
- Gender Studies
- German and Russian Languages and Literatures
- Glynn Family Honors Program
- Hesburgh Program in Public Service
- History
- History and Philosophy of Science Graduate Program
- Irish Language and Literature
- Medieval Studies
- Music
- Ph.D. in Literature Program
- Philosophy
- Political Science
- Program of Liberal Studies
- Psychology
- Romance Languages and Literatures
- Science, Technology, and Values
- Sociology
- Theology
- University Writing Program
Mendoza College of Business
Established in 1921
2007 Enrollment: 1,628 students
- Undergraduate
- M.B.A.
- Executive M.B.A.
- Executive Programs
- Master of Science in Accountancy
- Master of Nonprofit Administration
College of Engineering
Established in 1873
2007 Enrollment: 796 students
- Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering
- Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
- Civil Engineering and Geological Sciences
- Computer Science and Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
First Year of Studies
Established in 1962
2007 Enrollment: 2,069 students
The Graduate School
Established in 1918
2007 Enrollment: 1,871 students
The Law School
Established in 1869
2007 Enrollment: 589 students
College of Science
Established in 1865
2007 Enrollment: 1,143 students
Academics
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Leading Higher Education
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Studying the Past
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