A&S’ Florence graduate program marks 60 years of immersing students in the most influential and celebrated art in the world, preparing them for success in doctoral studies or art-related careers.
College of Arts and Sciences
As the home of the liberal arts in an R1 research university, A&S offers all students opportunities to take part in research or scholarly work alongside top-tier faculty. Whether exploring renowned works of art, embarking on a geology field expedition or providing trauma-informed care to members of the community, students are valued and important partners in knowledge creation and creative expression.
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designation recognizing "very high research activity"
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outstanding faculty members
designation recognizing "very high research activity"
Current A&S News
Summer Internship Shapes Career Aspirations
For students like Alexandra Cuoco ’25, a French and Francophone studies major in A&S, summer is a time to work at career-related internships. This year, Cuoco put her French and public relations skills to the test while interning for Christian Louboutin in New York City.
Mathematics Professor Receives NSF Grant to Analyze High Dimensional Shapes
Professor Lee Kennard is the recipient of his fourth three-year National Science Foundation grant and second as a faculty member at Syracuse University.
Funding Research That Improves Health and Shortens ‘Bench to Bedside’ Time
With a fund established by Kathy Walters and her husband, Stan, A&S students are conducting research aimed at addressing global challenges to benefit humanity.
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