THE A-Z DIRECTORY

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.

Develop coding expertise and a problem-solving mindset in one of three offered degree programs: bachelor of science in computer science, bachelor of arts in computer science, or bachelor of science in computer science & engineering.

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.

Bucknell University is home to six different dining venues, from cafés to take-out windows to all-you-care-to-eat dining halls — not to mention our traveling food truck.

Delve deeply into the rich culture and history of Asia and the Pacific Rim by majoring in Chinese, Japanese or East Asian Studies.

Economics students at Bucknell get immersed in real-world issues, learning from leading experts in international development, macroeconomics and applied microeconomics.

Shepherd the next generation with a bachelor of science in early childhood education, or focus on the broad landscape of academia with a bachelor of arts in education. Bucknell students from a variety of majors can also pursue certification to teach at the elementary, middle and high school levels.

Students can choose between two distinct bachelor of science degree tracks in electrical engineering and computer engineering.

With three distinct majors — creative writing, film/media studies and literary studies — Bucknell's English department builds creativity, critical thinking and an appreciation of language.

Students in Bucknell's creative writing program practice craft and technique, develop their style, and examine diverse voices in contemporary literature.

Film/media studies majors at Bucknell strengthen the analytical, artistic and communication skills essential for success in the film/media industry and many other careers.

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

At the Office of Environmental Health & Safety, we're committed to supporting safe and healthy academic exploration by Bucknell University students, faculty, staff and visitors. 

Environmental studies majors seek solutions to environmental problems faced by humans, while environmental science allows students majoring in the natural sciences to add an environmental concentration to another degree.

The Office of Events Management serves the Bucknell community as well as outside groups and organizations hosting events at Bucknell.

Through sustainable planning, expert renovations and construction, and fastidious maintenance, Bucknell Facilities ensures the campus remains a special place.

Bucknell's Finance Office handles budgeting, accounting, and reporting procedures and systems to support the University's educational goals.

The Office of Financial Aid will help you understand all of your options for investing in a Bucknell education. We can help guide you through the process of applying for grants, loans and work-study opportunities. Contact us to learn more and get started.