History
The Department of History seeks
to develop and broaden general
and specific historical,
geographical, and philosophical
knowledge of the multi-cultural
clientele. European, Asian, and
American History, as well as a
variety of courses in Philosophy
and Geography, are offered.
The undergraduate program in
History currently offers
concentrations in General History
and Social Studies Education and
a minor in Black Studies. Also,
the program
has the
Accelerated
Master’s
Program
(4+1
Program)
where
students
earn both
the BA and
MA in five
years.
History and Political Science majors march for Victor White
Mathematics and Physics
The Mathematics and Physics
Program at Grambling State
University is the first one in the
State and, currently, the only
program that offers career-
oriented concentrations: Material
Science, and Biomedical Science;
besides a core in Mathematics
and Physics. The Department of
Mathematics and Physics strives
to provide students with the
knowledge and skills necessary
for lifelong learning, an
understanding of the physical
aspects of the universe, and the
ability to comprehend
advancements in the physical and
mathematical sciences. The
Mathematics and Physics program
offers a firm undergraduate
foundation for CAREERS in
material science, pure and applied
mathematics, physics, and
biomedical sciences. It also plans
to provide excellent preparation
for an actuarial science career to
carryout statistical analysis for
insurance and other financial
industries.
Ashirah Simpson working on Scanning Electron
Microscope to magnify material surface
Music
Music has been an integral
part of Grambling’s history and
development since the
founding of the institution. The
Music Department, accredited
by the National Association of
Schools of Music (NASM), views
its role at the University as
both an academic and a service
unit whose mission is to
provide programs of study for
both music majors and non-
music majors; and to educate
future music professionals
through appropriate
curricular offerings leading to
a bachelor’s degree in music
or music education.
Annual President’s Concert
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