Empowering Communities Through Science and Human Understanding

The College of Arts and Sciences is the academic home to a wide range of undergraduate and graduate degrees. At WSU Vancouver, our liberal arts education prepares you for careers across industries and fields, building the foundation for lifelong learning, problem-solving, and global citizenship. As the largest college on campus, we host essential university requirements and serve almost every student on their journey toward graduation.

Our programs span the social sciences, natural sciences, mathematics, humanities, and art to deliver a well-rounded academic experience. By focusing on critical, analytical, and creative thinking, our classes prepare you to succeed in a diverse and fast-changing world. Students at WSU Vancouver collaborate closely with faculty on hands-on research and engage directly with the local community to solve real-world problems.

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Degrees and programs in the College of Arts and Sciences

The College of Arts and Sciences includes disciplines as wide-ranging as psychology, political science, natural sciences, mathematics, fine arts, and the humanities. Whatever path you choose, our undergraduate and graduate programs prepare you with skills.

Arts and sciences programs designed to help you excel in any career

With a degree from the College of Arts and Sciences, you’ll graduate with broad-based knowledge and transferable skills such as critical thinking, effective communication, and problem-solving. These abilities prepare you to launch a successful career, pursue graduate school, or make a difference in your community.

Hands-on learning opportunities, faculty mentorship, and small class sizes mean you’ll build the confidence and experience you need to thrive.


Beyond the classroom

College of Arts and Sciences students put their learning into action. You might conduct original research with faculty, join an internship, or take part in service projects that connect you with the community. With the support of resources like the Career Action Center, you’ll graduate with a strong portfolio of real-world experience.