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The master of athletic training program offers two tracks, a Master of Athletic Training 4+2 which is for people who have completed an undergraduate degree and the 3+2 Exercise Physiology B.A. and Master of Athletic Training is for students enrolled at Gustavus and officially begins the summer before your 4th year.

Immerse yourself in the rich cultures, languages, and histories of Eastern Europe and Eurasia through our diverse academic and extracurricular opportunities. Whether you're interested in studying abroad, joining a community of fellow enthusiasts, or accessing valuable language and cultural resources, our program offers a gateway to deeper engagement.

There are many opportunities for engaging with the Peace, Justice, and Conflict Studies, including PJCS Student Peace Awards, PJCS internships and graduate school information, and major events such as the Wallenberg Lecture, Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK) Day Celebration and the MAYDAY! Peace Conference.

Stay active, enjoy the outdoors, and meet new people. We’re a fun and easy way for you to take care of their physical and mental health. Whether you’re starting a new fitness routine, exploring campus, or just looking for good company on a walk, we are open to everyone, and any fitness level.

The official hub for the Gustavus varsity women's golf team. Discover information about the Gustavus golf team, including the team’s roster, schedule, statistics, coaching staff, competition results, and news. The team practices on campus at the Drenttel Golf Facility and and their home course is the Le Sueur Country Club.

The Accounting with Finance major at Gustavus is a rigourous combination of accounting, business, and finance courses. It provides the academic background necessary for positions in private businesses. (Additional credit hours and specific accounting course credits are necessary to meet the current education requirements to take the CPA exam and to be licensed as a CPA in Minnesota.) 

You'll delve deeply into the Roman Republic and Empire through the study of its official language, classical civilizations, and how the modern world continues to reimagine ancient Rome. And through the adjacent Latin Teaching major, you'll prepare to educate others. More on the major, including sample courses, here. 

In this minor, you'll develop skills to negotiate the challenges of religious diversity in the workplace and the world at large. You'll strengthen your interfaith literacy and reflect on your own worldview and values. Religious diversity intersects with other forms of diversity, so this minor serves a range of fields and professions.

Computer Science majors/minors think analytically and logically, design creative and robust solutions, develop teamwork, and explore new technologies. They solve problems using multiple programming languages and development platforms, preparing for careers in data, analysis, actuarial science, and master's degrees in computer science (MCS).

As a Dance major the goal is to produce technically skilled, articulate movers who use dance to perceive, discover, create, and communicate. You will collaborate with a close-knit community of dancers across numerous genres and professional pursuits. Your education will center on the history and theory of dance, anatomy and kinesiology, and technical skills for theatrical design.

The Gustavus Elementary Education program prepares you to lead inclusive and innovative classrooms. You will begin observing and participating in practicum teaching experiences as soon as you enter the program. Graduates teach students across the country and around the world, with 90% of students placed in teaching jobs upon graduation.