With the African Studies program you wont just get an all-encompassing overview of Africa, youll also be empowered to become a better citizen and a member of an increasingly global community.
The American Studies Program seeks to prepare graduates with the knowledge and skills to bring critical insights to the study of the American experience in its all its diversity, past and present.
The Black Studies program offers students the opportunity to examine developments and ideas in Africa and in the African diaspora from an interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary perspective.
Justice and Peace Studies consists of a multidisciplinary series of courses integrating community-service-learning, social analysis, and ethical knowledge and reflection, in the context of a faith that expects justice and seeks a more peaceful world.
The Native American studies program introduces students to Native American history, culture, identity and a wide variety of contemporary social and political issues.
Through a major or minor in sustainability from Creighton University, you can find your voice in this conversation and help make a more livable future in your community and around the world.
The Gender and Sexuality Studies minor is an interdisciplinary program that introduces students to the rapidly expanding areas of scholarship focused upon gender, women, and men. The program explores social constructions and experiences of gender roles of masculinity and femininity and diverse sexual orientations.
Department Office
216 Dowling Hall
Humanities Center
Phone: 402.280.2884
Fax: 402.280.1454
Mailing Address
Department of History
2500 California Plaza
Omaha NE 68178