Future-Proof Education
You can’t predict the future.
But you can prepare for it.
The Jesuit Difference
Here’s the good news: The skills that best equip you to be nimble in today’s changing environment are the ones we’ve been focused on since 1851: critical thinking, ethical decision making, creative problem solving, social awareness, self-reflection and global citizenship. Our liberal arts-based curriculum allows for greater exposure to a variety of disciplines and increased flexibility for program and course combinations.
First Job and Beyond
Our major programs are informed by the latest industry standards and best practices. They will get you the skills you need to succeed right from the start. But there’s more. We believe your education should be true to who you are — and not just one part of you. Your education should embrace the many unique combinations and experiences that, together, make you stronger.
What's Your Combination?
Many undergraduate students add a double major or minor, often choosing combinations across departments or colleges. If you're a graduate or adult student, explore our stackable certificate options, tracks/concentrations within master's degrees and professional development programming.
Returning to Learn: Lifelong Support
Even after you graduate, your journey as a learner continues. Come back to Hawk Hill for one of our graduate programs, certificates or professional development courses. Designed to help professionals advance or pivot their careers, our graduate and professional programs also embrace the spirit of exploration so that you can nurture your individual talents and goals.
Ready for Your Future
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Throughout my experience at St. Joe's, I have learned that I love giving back more than I had originally thought. Community organizing is something that I have a goal of pursuing in the future."
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Thankfully, I’m at a place where I don’t have to keep my head down and just focus on one thing. I can take classes and do projects that align with my interests, not just my major … My first-year seminar was an art history class. Art has always been an interest of mine, and the class fueled that passion. The curriculum encourages you to take classes beyond your major.”
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I was able to learn how to mix and match all my diverse academic interests. Taking classes in Asian politics and computer engineering at the same time allowed me to make connections between the two spheres of interest I love the most and apply them in the real world in my co-op."
