SNC Campuses

St. Norbert College, located in De Pere, Wisconsin, offers a comprehensive range of undergraduate and graduate programs rooted in the liberal arts tradition. The main campus serves as the central hub for academic and extracurricular activities, providing students with a vibrant learning environment. The college emphasizes a holistic education, fostering critical thinking, ethical decision-making, and community engagement across all disciplines.

The curriculum at St. Norbert College includes a wide array of majors and minors designed to prepare students for diverse career paths. Key areas of study include:

• Business Administration - Offering concentrations in accounting, finance, marketing, and international business, preparing students for leadership roles in the corporate world.
• Education - Providing programs for aspiring teachers with a focus on elementary, secondary, and special education, emphasizing innovative teaching methods.
• Natural Sciences - Including biology, chemistry, and environmental science, with hands-on research opportunities in state-of-the-art laboratories.
• Humanities - Encompassing English, history, philosophy, and theology, encouraging deep exploration of human culture and thought.
• Social Sciences - Such as psychology, sociology, and political science, fostering an understanding of societal dynamics and human behavior.
• Computer Science and Mathematics - Equipping students with technical skills for careers in technology, data analysis, and research.

In addition to these programs, St. Norbert College offers pre-professional tracks in law, medicine, and engineering, as well as interdisciplinary studies for students seeking a customized academic experience. The college’s commitment to small class sizes ensures personalized attention, while its Norbertine heritage instills values of service and community. Students also benefit from study abroad opportunities, internships, and collaborative research with faculty, enhancing their academic journey and preparing them for global citizenship.