Department directory

Spanning the arts, humanities, natural sciences, social sciences, education and leadership studies, and characterized by an educational environment that is both rigorous and supportive, the College of Arts, Sciences and Education offers more than 20 undergraduate majors and minors, as well as graduate degrees in Education, Leadership Studies and Theology.

Housed under the College of Business, Engineering and Technology, the School of Business is committed to developing leaders for tomorrow’s business world. Our undergraduate, graduate, and certificate programs provide students with the necessary skills to succeed in today's fast-changing world.

The College of Business, Engineering and Technology is a hub of innovation and entrepreneurial spirit at Saint Martin's University, equipping students with the knowledge, skills and mindset to excel in a rapidly changing global economy. The College prepares students to become leaders, problem-solvers and change-makers, ready to create value and make a positive impact in their professions and communities through the integration of creativity, analytical thinking, communication and ethical decision-making. It does so through a rigorous, Benedictine-inspired education in business, engineering and technology that offers Core and elective courses, as well as major and minor programs across diverse disciplines.

Housed under the College of Business, Engineering and Technology, The Hal and Inge Marcus School of Engineering seeks to provide our graduates with an education that will prepare them for successful careers in engineering practice and serve as preparation for advanced graduate studies, all while keeping with our Benedictine tradition as the guiding principle.

The School of Health and Allied Health (SHAH) builds on the foundation of a liberal arts education at Saint Martin's University. The School educates students to be transformational leaders, grounded in Benedictine values, committed to social justice and dedicated to lifelong learning. Through a holistic approach, the School embodies a learner-centered education grounded in the University's core values of faith, reason, service and community. The School prepares graduates who are courageously committed to evidence-based practice, social justice and a lifelong spirit of inquiry, equipping them to meet the needs of the global community.