Fine Arts, Suite 210, (501) 569-3296

Associate Provost for Community, Careers, and Extended Education Sarah Beth Estes, Interim Dean

Professor Mariya Khodakovskaya, Associate Dean for Graduate Studies

By melding the classic arts and letters disciplines with science programs, the College of Arts, Letters, and Sciences is the academic centerpiece of the campus. There are 139 faculty and 40 staff members in the 11 academic areas of the new college, which include:

• Art
• Biology
• Chemistry
• English
• History
• International Studies and Second Languages
• Mathematics and Statistics
• Music
• Theatre and Dance
• Philosophy and Interdisciplinary Studies
• Physics

Applied Science

Fine Arts, Room 210, (501) 683-7125
The Applied Sciences (ASCI) graduate programs are housed in the College of Arts, Letters, and Sciences (CALS). The programs offer applied research in a broad set of emphasis areas, including applied chemistry, applied biosciences, applied physics, materials, nanotechnology, computational science, applied mathematics, and environmental science.

The Applied Science department offers two degrees, the Doctor of Philosophy and the Master of Science. Each degree has multiple emphases. Faculty housed in other departments in both the CALS and the Donaghey College of Engineering and Information Technology (EIT) participate in the emphasis tracks. For more information and access to the online application process, visit the Applied Science website.

Programs

Master of Science

• •  Applied Science, Non-Thesis Option Alternative 1, M.S.
• •  Applied Science, Non-Thesis Option Alternative 2, M.S.
• •  Applied Science, Non-Thesis Option Alternative 3, M.S.
• •  Applied Science, Thesis Option, M.S.

Doctor of Philosophy

• •  Applied Science, Applied Biosciences Emphasis, Ph.D.
• •  Applied Science, Applied Chemistry Emphasis, Ph.D.
• •  Applied Science, Applied Mathematics and Statistics Emphasis, Ph.D.
• •  Applied Science, Applied Physics Emphasis, Ph.D.