The Henry Kendall College of Arts and Sciences

The following departments in the Henry Kendall College of Arts and Sciences offer the Master of Arts degree: anthropology, art, education, English language and literature, history, women’s and gender studies, clinical psychology, and industrial-organizational psychology. Speech language pathology offers a Master of Science degree and the School of Art offers a Master of Fine Arts degree. The School of Urban Education offers the following degrees: Master of Education, Master of Science in Mathematics and Science Education, and Master of Teaching Arts. Doctor of Philosophy degrees are offered in anthropology, English language and literature, clinical psychology, and industrial-organizational psychology.

Our Mission

The College nourishes free and rigorous intellectual inquiry among students and faculty in an atmosphere that respects differences in background, belief, and aspiration; it also maintains and strengthens the academic and civic values that underlie and support an open, culturally diverse, and democratic society.

We seek to create, refine, conserve, and disseminate knowledge and artistic expression at the highest levels. The success of the College in offering all students of The University of Tulsa a broadly based liberal arts education depends upon the rigor with which the faculty approaches teaching and scholarship and upon the degree to which students commit to intellectual excellence, aesthetic appreciation, and critical thinking.

The faculty affirms that service to the institution, the profession, and the community is a significant dimension of the professional life of faculty members.