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Details on student employment at Gustavus, including how to find jobs, get paid, and use resources for professional development.

The master of athletic training program provides two routes for application and entrance to the graduate program. A 4+2 year for those who have finished a baccalaureate degree and an accelerated 3+2 year program for Gustavus students. 
 

Ancient Greek Studies majors delve deep into the study of Classics through the literature, history, and culture of ancient Greece. They study key works in the original languages. More on the major, including sample courses, here. 

Majors/minors in Sport Management learn the business of professional, international, collegiate, youth, and community sport while developing the knowledge and skills necessary to work in the sport industry. Students consider questions related to ethics, diversity, equity, and inclusion in sport. Sample courses and career paths here. 

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The African/African Diaspora Studies minor explores the historical, political, social, economic, and cultural experiences of the African continent and its peoples. See sample courses for this minor here. 

Gustavus International Admission: Free application; SAT/ACT optional; required TOEFL/IELTS/Duolingo for non‑English speakers; eligible for scholarships up to $40,000 per year. Learn more here.

Gustavus is driving sustainability forward with zero-waste goals, solar power initiatives, and a robust campus composting program.

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.