Welcome to the Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences, the heart and soul of the University of Arkansas. Disciplines in the College fall within four categories:
Arts, Humanities, Natural Sciences & Social Sciences
 

Mission

The Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences enriches lives by promoting discovery, diversity, and inclusion, facilitating transformational experiences, and fostering peace through education.

Values

  • A Culture of Inclusion & Respect
  • Academic Freedom
  • All Individuals & Diverse Perspectives
  • Discovery, Research, Creativity & Innovation
  • Diversity, Civility & Cultural Competence
  • Education, Access & Equity
  • Educational & Lived Experiences
  • International Collaboration
  • Teaching & Service
  • Transparency

 

A message from our Dean
Kathy Sloan Learn more about our
Dean's Emergency Student Retention Fund

 

 

 

 

One of America’s Best Buys

The U of A is one of “America’s 100 Best College Buys,” according to U.S. News and World Report. Princeton Review describes the university as “among the most affordable of major research universities” in the country.

 

Corporate leaders, broadcasters, scholars, psychologists, scientists and performing artists. Alumnus Robert Maurer is the co-inventor of fiber optic cable, and Edith Irby Jones became the first black graduate from the University of Arkansas School for Medical Sciences. We strive to educate students not only for a career, but also for a lifetime.

Rewarding Careers

 

 

 

The Science Education Partnership Award program awarded the U of A $1.25 million to support STEAM education (science, technology, engineering, art and math) for underrepresented students.Next time you call the Fayetteville Police Department (FPD), depending on the kind of help you need, you just might meet one of the embedded social workers who are part of the department’s Crisis Intervention Team. Sallie Hendrix from Paragould, William Rowe from Conway, Jenna Wheeler of Van Buren and Doug Harnish of Sapulpa, Oklahoma, have been selected as this year’s drum majors.This past August intersession, the undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in Bryan Hurt’s “Pit Lit” course (ENGL 4603/5243) dove deep into the course topic, literally.


Check out the Fulbright REVIEW, the official blog of the Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences here at the University of Arkansas.

The blog is your one-stop spot to go behind the scenes and meet some of the students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends who make up our Fulbright Family – stay connected to the college and those who are its heart and soul.

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