THE A-Z DIRECTORY

Card Services issues and manages BUID cards for students, faculty, staff and friends of Bucknell University.

Bucknell University's cell biology/biochemistry major is interdisciplinary by design, and it prepares students to tackle these challenges from perspectives including biology, chemistry, math and physics.

The Center for Alumni & Family Engagement aims to provide all of you — our alumni, parents and families — with opportunities to connect with Bucknell in many ways: through programs on campus, at events in your region, and by celebrating Bucknell's past and supporting its future. Our engagement opportunities mirror Bucknell's commitment to learning, innovation, passion and purpose.

Bucknell University's Center for Career Advancement connects students with opportunities that help them refine their job search.

Bucknell University's Center for Social Science Research is an interdisciplinary center that supports the teaching of the many fundamental methodologies of social science field research.

The Center for the Study of Race, Ethnicity & Gender (CSREG) supports faculty development, scholarship, interdisciplinary exchange and collaboration on issues of race, ethnicity and gender as well as their intersections with other aspects of difference (for example, class, sexuality and nationality).

Students in Bucknell University's chemical engineering program nearly all get jobs or enroll in graduate school within six months of graduating.

Bucknell University chemistry majors launch their scientific career by gaining hands-on experience and working toward groundbreaking discoveries.

The China Institute at Bucknell University promotes teaching, research and learning about China and China-related studies on campus.

Bucknell University Civic Engagement provides opportunities to participate in community service and service-learning, give back to the community and learn valuable skills.

Bucknell's nationally ranked civil & environmental engineering degree programs offer small classes, hands-on labs and independent research opportunities.

In classics & ancient Mediterranean studies at Bucknell, faculty help students build the analytical skills and perspectives to succeed in law, finance, publishing or whatever career they choose.

Club sports at Bucknell are run by students, for students, under the direction of the Office of Recreation Services.

The rich tradition of the College of Arts & Sciences forms the heart of Bucknell’s liberal arts curriculum.

Bucknell’s nationally ranked College of Engineering trains a new generation of engineers to go beyond problem-solving to influence, impact and create change. 

Bucknell’s faculty, staff and students work with organizations, businesses and individuals across the Susquehanna Valley region on a range of projects that have mutually beneficial results.

Bucknell comparative & digital humanities majors build skills in critical thinking, writing and digital literacy through our highly interdisciplinary approach to the liberal arts.

Bucknell University computer science majors learn to write code and create new technology.

Bucknell University's Counseling & Student Development Center offers a wide range of services to help make the college years more satisfying, rewarding and productive.

Bucknell University critical Black studies majors explore the interrelated histories, politics and culture of Africa and the African Diaspora in the United States, Latin America, the Caribbean, Europe and elsewhere.