In Bucknell's German studies program, intensive language training and lively culture courses prepare majors for jobs in fields such as science and technology, education, health care, law, business and more.

Through our “Bucknell In” programs, exchanges and more than 450 partner programs, Bucknell University students can travel and explore the world around them while keeping their graduation requirements on track.

In Bucknell's graduate studies program, students work and learn alongside professors who are committed to building knowledge and experience.

The Griot Institute for the Study of Black Lives and Cultures provides faculty and student intellectual and creative engagement with the interdisciplinary investigation of the cultures, histories, narratives, peoples, geographies and arts of Africa and the African diaspora.

Bucknell history majors learn through doing as they study the struggles, worldviews and development of human societies in different times and places.

The Honors Program at Bucknell University is designed to encourage intellectual independence and to recognize academic excellence. This program begins the year before the student intends to graduate.

The Bucknell Human Resources office supports more than 1,300 full-time staff and faculty members working together to create the best version of Bucknell.

The Humanities Center at Bucknell enhances the visibility of the humanities on campus and beyond while creating an environment that fosters student and faculty scholarship.

Information Technology provides the Bucknell community with access to information and information technology resources of the highest quality.

The Office of Institutional Research & Planning provides analysis and information to help Bucknell plan for the future, make strategic decisions, evaluate effectiveness and shape policies.

Bucknell's multidisciplinary international relations major prepares students to make a difference on a global scale.

International Student Services supports international students and the international campus constituency at Bucknell by providing visa assistance, orientation activities and opportunities for leadership development and cultural exploration.

Italian studies majors at Bucknell take courses in Italian language, culture, literature and cinema, and graduate with an intercultural awareness and critical-thinking skills to broaden any career path.

L'Agenda is the yearbook of Bucknell University. It is published by students and funded solely through yearbook and ad sales.

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 Office of LGBT*Q Resources offers 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.

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