The School is proud to house more than 30 undergraduate majors, including arts management, interior architecture, applied data science, and biochemistry, and 3 graduate degrees: biomedical studies, creative writing and interior architecture.
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Across the nation, schools are only now beginning to realize what Chatham has always known: infusing education in arts and humanities into science, technology, engineering, arts, and math majors produces graduates who are articulate, creatively nimble, and better poised to succeed in a constantly-evolving world.
Students are strongly encouraged to participate in international travel with faculty. Students earn college credits during these trips while they focus on a specific topic within an academic discipline. Past and upcoming trips include South Africa, Belgium, Iceland, Taiwan, and Italy.
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A limited number of seats have been reserved for undergraduate students interested in guaranteed admission to graduate studies through the Integrated Degree Programs at Chatham.
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We are proud to recognize the students, faculty, and staff whose accomplishments greatly contribute to the continued success of the School of Arts & Sciences. Download the PDF below to read more about this year's winners.
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Joe McNeil, Ph.D., joined Chatham's faculty in 1997 and currently serves as the Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences.
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Dean's Office, School of Arts & Sciences
412-365-2467
SAS@Chatham.edu
The program teaches a concrete set of skills, such using computer programming to create a 3D landscape, but the aptitudes that it develops are broad and would be welcomed by any employer: solving problems, thinking logically, working collaboratively.
