THE A-Z DIRECTORY

The Department of Languages, Cultures & Linguistics at Bucknell offers courses in six modern languages — Arabic, French, German, Modern Hebrew, Italian and Russian — as well as in American Sign Language and linguistics.

Bucknell's Latin American studies majors delve into the history, culture and economic forces that shape this complex region.

The legal studies minor requires at least five courses, one course from each of the five categories listed below. No more than three of these courses may be in a single department.

The Office of LGBTQ Resources works with students, faculty and staff to ensure everyone within the Bucknell community feels safe and valued, and has the support to succeed academically.

Library & Information Technology stewards and develops the collection of the Ellen Clarke Bertrand Library and supports the University's curriculum and operations with technical and academic resources.

Linguistics majors learn how to analyze language and study it scientifically, design innovative experiments and uncover new patterns in language.

In Bucknell's literary studies major, students analyze global works of literature, developing empathy and a deeper understanding of diverse backgrounds and viewpoints.

Bucknell supports the maker movement across disciplines and through a variety of spaces, resources and experts across campus.

Choose to focus your major in one or four concentrations — entrepreneurship, global management, human resource management or managing for sustainability — or carve your own way.

Communications provides digital, design, publications, print and mail services, as well as strategic partnerships, to Bucknell University.

Bucknell markets, innovation & design majors learn to recognize what consumers want — before they even know they want it — and build careers developing the products, brands and messages to meet those desires.

As a mathematical economics major at Bucknell, you’ll dig past the data in spreadsheets and trend curves to uncover real stories and understand the quantitative models that drive global economic decisions. 

Bucknell offers a range of mathematics degree pathways, including distinct majors in mathematics, applied mathematics and statistics — plus the options to concentrate in theoretical or applied math and to earn a secondary teaching certification.

Bucknell mechanical engineering majors design and build real devices that confront challenges facing society in state-of-the-art research facilities.

Bucknell Modern Hebrew students learn the language of the state of Israel and can choose from a range of language and culture classes, including film, literature and history.

Music majors at Bucknell University refine technical skills and artistic expression, in degree programs ranging from vocal performance to music education and beyond.

Bucknell University's neuroscience major combines the expertise of our top-tier psychology, biology and animal behavior programs. Students explore how the brain and nervous system affect appetite, the cognition of music and more.

The Outdoor Education & Leadership program is your connection to the many amazing outdoor adventures that await you at Bucknell.

Bucknell University offers resources and engagement opportunities for the parents and families of students.

Bucknell philosophy majors ask the big questions, embracing humanity's natural curiosity to examine the inner workings of knowledge, reality and value.