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Film and Media Studies is an interdisciplinary minor that explores the historical, political, social, economic, and cultural impact of film and media. It complements any major and helps prepare you for a career in film, marketing, social media, and journalism.

Through the Gustavus Health and Exercise Science Department, students study human health, fitness, and wellness with hands-on labs, internships, and research to prepare for careers in health fields. Home to Exercise Physiology and Health and Physical Education majors/minors.

Whether you're a first-year, transfer, or international applicant, we guide you through the admission process including applying, visiting campus, understanding financial aid, and connecting with admission counselors during every step of your admission journey.

Studio Art majors/minors create a studio practice (painting, drawing, photography, pottery, digital art, and more), exploring art in ways that are conceptually rigorous, inventive, and open to contemporary questions inside and outside the arts. Sample courses and more here. 

Biology majors/minors investigate living systems' structures, functions, and responses, from organisms to populations and ecosystems. You will have lab experiences and abundant research opportunities, and sharpen your scientific reasoning. Sample courses and career paths here, including medicine. 

Majors and minors in Business Management practice leadership, study organizations and people, and gain career-oriented experiences through internships, mentorships, and classroom experiences. Check out these sample courses and careers, including marketing, human resources, operations, logistics, and entrepreneurship. 

Major/minor in Classical Languages (Greek and Latin) and you connect to an ancient, vibrant legacy relevant to today's world. It's language, and its history, culture, and literature, too. Check out sample courses and explore careers here. 

Communication Studies majors/minors learn to be effective communicators, listeners, dialoguers, and creators, exploring how society, politics, and culture influence media. Communication is a top skill employers seek—see sample courses and career paths (such as journalism and public relations).

As an Exercise Physiology major, you'll gain the knowledge and skills for the management of health and fitness programs (in corporate and clinical settings), for personal training and other related careers, and for graduate study in exercise physiology and public health.

Physics is the foundation of everything from space exploration to robotics. In this nationally recognized program, majors/minors study matter, motion, and energy. Check out sample courses and career paths—including engineering and other physical sciences—here.