St. Edward's University Main Campus in Austin offers a comprehensive array of undergraduate and graduate programs rooted in the liberal arts tradition, emphasizing social justice, global awareness, and ethical leadership. The curriculum spans diverse disciplines, preparing students for meaningful careers and lifelong learning.
- Liberal Arts and Humanities: Courses in English, History, Philosophy, and Theology explore human culture, critical thinking, and moral reasoning. Students engage with classic texts, modern literature, and philosophical debates to develop articulate communication and ethical decision-making skills.
- Social Sciences: Programs in Psychology, Sociology, Political Science, and Anthropology examine human behavior, societal structures, and global politics. Offerings include research methods, cultural studies, and policy analysis, fostering empathy and informed citizenship.
- Natural Sciences and Mathematics: Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics courses provide hands-on laboratory experiences, environmental science, and computational modeling. These programs emphasize scientific inquiry, sustainability, and innovation in fields like biotechnology and data science.
- Business and Management: The School of Management and Business offers degrees in Accounting, Finance, Marketing, and International Business. Courses cover entrepreneurship, ethics in commerce, and global markets, with real-world projects and internships to build professional acumen.
- Education and Human Development: Teacher education programs prepare future educators through pedagogy, curriculum design, and inclusive practices. Courses address child development, educational psychology, and technology integration for diverse learners.
- Visual and Performing Arts: Art, Music, Theatre, and Graphic Design courses encourage creative expression via studio work, performances, and digital media. Students explore aesthetics, cultural impacts, and collaborative artistry.
- Computer Science and Technology: Degrees in Computer Science, Cybersecurity, and Information Technology focus on programming, algorithms, AI, and ethical hacking. Practical labs and capstone projects prepare students for tech industries.
- Health and Wellness: Programs in Kinesiology, Nutrition, and Public Health promote physical activity, disease prevention, and community health strategies through evidence-based coursework.
- Graduate Studies: Master's programs in Counseling, Organizational Leadership, and Education offer advanced training in therapy techniques, strategic management, and instructional leadership, with thesis options and professional practicums.
Across all programs, interdisciplinary approaches integrate sustainability, diversity, and service learning. With small class sizes and dedicated faculty, the campus supports personalized education, study abroad opportunities, and community engagement. This holistic curriculum, approximately 300 words in scope, equips graduates to address contemporary challenges with compassion and competence.
