Department and Programs:
- Biology
- Black Studies
- Chemistry
- English
- Foreign Languages and Literature
- Geography/Geology
- History
- Latino/Latin American Studies (OLLAS)
- Mathematics
- Native American Studies
- Philosophy
- Physics
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Religion
- Sociology and Anthropology
- Women's and Gender Studies
- Interdisciplinary Programs
- Professional Programs
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Phone: 402.554.2458
E-mail: zyoung@unomaha.edu
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Advising Assistant
Phone: 402.554.3293
E-mail: dmasloski@unomaha.edu
Contact Zelany Young
Advising Assistant
Phone: 402.554.2458
E-mail: zyoung@unomaha.edu
Contact Donna Masloski
Advising Assistant
Phone: 402.554.3293
E-mail: dmasloski@unomaha.edu
Through the Lens
A New Campus & New Building
In the fall of 1936, the Municipal University of Omaha purchased land for a new campus in what was then west Omaha. The 20 acre parcel of land was located on West Dodge Street and on the north side of Elmwood Park. Construction on the Georgian-style building (now Arts & Sciences Hall) was begun in 1937 and the building was dedicated in November, 1938.
Welcome.
Welcome to the College of Arts & Sciences.
UNO has become one of the leading metropolitan universities in the country, and the College of Arts & Sciences takes pride in its role as a critical member of a dynamic community of learning that defines its values as student-centeredness, academic excellence, and community engagement. At the heart of the College is the belief that a liberally educated person will have acquired knowledge in a comprehensive array of disciplines. Students, therefore, are required to take courses in the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences.
We are committed to our students and their development as individuals who think critically, communicate effectively, and appreciate and respect diversity. Programs and courses in the College are designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills they need to become successful and productive citizens. You can choose from over 25 different majors from 14 departments, or choose from a variety of interdisciplinary programs or pre-professional programs. Whatever your area of interest, you can be assured that we are committed to providing all students with wonderful learning opportunities supported by outstanding teaching, scholarship, and research.
Please explore the exciting opportunities available to you in our College. You can learn more about our programs by looking at the links to our academic departments, interdisciplinary and pre-professional programs.
