St. Ambrose University Campuses

St. Ambrose University in Davenport offers a wide array of undergraduate and graduate programs across various disciplines, emphasizing a Catholic liberal arts education that integrates faith, reason, and service. The campus is home to the College of Arts and Sciences, where students pursue degrees in fields like biology, chemistry, English, history, mathematics, philosophy, physics, political science, psychology, sociology, and theology. These programs foster critical thinking and ethical reasoning through rigorous coursework and hands-on research opportunities.

• Biology: Courses cover cell biology, genetics, ecology, and microbiology, with labs emphasizing fieldwork and biotechnology applications.
• Chemistry: Includes organic, inorganic, physical, and analytical chemistry, preparing students for medical, pharmaceutical, or industrial careers.
• English: Focuses on literature, creative writing, rhetoric, and linguistics, with workshops for aspiring authors and educators.
• History: Explores American, European, and world history, including specialized topics like ancient civilizations and modern global conflicts.
• Mathematics: Offers calculus, statistics, discrete math, and applied modeling for careers in data science and engineering.

The School of Business provides comprehensive business education with majors in accounting, finance, marketing, management, and international business. Courses include financial accounting principles, managerial economics, consumer behavior, strategic management, and global trade dynamics, often incorporating real-world case studies and internships with local firms.

• Accounting: Advanced topics in auditing, taxation, and forensic accounting, aligned with CPA preparation.
• Finance: Investment analysis, corporate finance, and risk management, with simulations of stock markets.
• Marketing: Digital marketing, market research, and branding strategies, using analytics tools.

In the College of Education and Health Sciences, programs prepare future teachers, nurses, and therapists. Education majors study curriculum development, educational psychology, and classroom management, with student teaching placements. Health sciences include nursing (BSN and MSN), occupational therapy, physical therapy, and physician assistant studies, featuring clinical rotations and simulation labs.

• Nursing: Pathophysiology, pharmacology, community health, and evidence-based practice.
• Physical Therapy: Anatomy, biomechanics, therapeutic exercises, and rehabilitation techniques.
• Education: Inclusive education, literacy instruction, and STEM teaching methods.

Engineering and computer science programs offer degrees in civil, mechanical, and software engineering, with courses in statics, dynamics, programming, algorithms, and cybersecurity. The university also supports interdisciplinary studies, such as environmental science combining biology and policy, and criminal justice integrating sociology and law. Graduate offerings include MBAs, MS in Computer Science, Ed.D. in Leadership, and DNP in Nursing, designed for working professionals with flexible scheduling. All programs emphasize experiential learning through study abroad, service projects, and capstone experiences, ensuring graduates are well-prepared for ethical leadership in their fields. This holistic approach totals over 60 undergraduate majors and 20 graduate programs, serving a diverse student body committed to personal and professional growth.