Departments

Students can choose a creative approach and major in studio art, a critical approach and major in art history or a complementary double major in both studio art and art history.

Students will foster an appreciation for and curiosity about the living world and biological processes, an understanding of how current and historical scientific knowledge was acquired, and the ability to apply knowledge and skills to new questions.

The study of chemistry, notably defined as the “central science,” prepares students for success in numerous occupations, including medicine, environmental fields, industry, teaching and law enforcement.

Through experiential learning, professional development and individualized attention, the Else School of Management transforms undergraduate, graduate and executive education students into leaders who positively impact our communities.

Our curriculum reflects both respect for intellectual traditions and an appreciation for the way those traditions have been transformed by the inclusion of other voices.

Millsaps offers a major in geology, a major in geophysics, a major in environmental science and a minor in geology. Students in the Geosciences Department are given the opportunity to participate in significant scientific research.

Located just five minutes from the Mississippi State Capitol building, Millsaps College offers a unique opportunity for you to pursue a degree in government and politics in a city that is shaped by politics.

We offer courses on mythology, warfare, gender, politics, history, art and philosophy in the Greco-Roman world. But our focus falls on the languages themselves, ancient Greek and Latin.

The history department values the variety of ways we search for historical answers, from reading, writing and collaboration in the classroom to community partnerships, travel experiences and hands-on learning opportunities.

Whether you are interested in mathematics or the applications of mathematics, the mathematics department provides opportunities to develop quantitative reasoning, problem solving and other skills.

Proficiency in another language and an understanding of other cultures have become keys that open a wide variety of opportunities — both personal and professional.

The music department provides instruction to students of all skill levels through private lessons, ensemble performance, diverse course topics and professional development opportunities.

Students will learn not only the basics of philosophy but also have the opportunity to apply the logical and critical skills you develop to conceptual and moral issues in all areas of life.

Through the appreciation of human diversity and embracing the proper application of the scientific method, you will hone your critical thinking skills to explore concepts both within and beyond the domains of psychology.

In religious studies, you will study the religions and world views that are so powerful in our culture, as well as major religious traditions from across the globe.

The sociology-anthropology major provides explanations and understandings on how society is organized, the origins and development of social institutions, social change, social organizations, race, class, gender and culture.

The theatre department disrupts the status quo of college-theatre-as-usual, building its stories from all members of our community.