Dodge Family College of Arts and Sciences
OU's first and largest College
Get started
The degrees offered by the college provide a strong foundation for further professional or graduate studies and for pursuing employment in a wide variety of endeavors. The college's diverse and vibrant academic community offers numerous opportunities for students to explore their interests and passions.
By providing a broad-based education, the college seeks to enrich the lives of its students, both as individuals and as active, productive members of society. Through our commitment to academic excellence, intellectual curiosity, and social responsibility, we prepare our students to be lifelong learners and informed global citizens.
The faculty within the Dodge Family College are leaders in their fields, dedicated to providing students with a high-quality education and mentorship. They are committed to helping students achieve their academic and professional goals, and serve as role models and guides as students navigate their educational journey.
With four interdisciplinary areas of study including humanities, natural sciences, social sciences, and professional programs, subjects from different fields are integrated, allowing students to gain a more comprehensive understanding of complex topics.
of Arts and Sciences Difference:
The goal of the Dodge Family College of Arts and Sciences is to graduate students who can communicate clearly, both in writing and orally; think creatively; reason and act ethically; serve as leaders of their professions and their local and global communities; and continue to learn after they leave OU. To accomplish these goals, they bring together talented students and dedicated teacher-scholars in an environment that supports learning and personal development and is, in turn, producing a premier educational experience.
The Cornerstone of the University
College Areas: Humanities, Natural Sciences, Social Sciences, Professional Programs
Of OU full-time instructional faculty are in the Dodge Family College
More than 10,000 students are in the college: 8,000 Undergraduates and 2,000 Graduate Students
More than 100,000 graduates, all-time.
