The study of Economics and Business at Saint Anselm is tailored to your particular interests, and prepares you to think and act in the dynamic business world.

If you want to cultivate reading and writing as instruments of self-awareness, critical thinking, and engagement with the world; if you are interested in increasingly complex kinds of communication and their cultural implications; and if you want to develop supportive, lifelong relationships with your teachers and fellow students, our program is right for you.

A degree in the arts develops critical intellectual and artistic skills while addressing broader historical, cultural, and philosophical questions, demonstrating the essential role of creative expression in the human experience.

Philosophy is the discipline that tries to answer the “Big Questions.” Because such questions are central to human life, the study of philosophy is an indispensable part of a liberal arts education. Every student at Saint Anselm College takes two introductory philosophy seminars, which are capped at 20 students.

Meelia Center for Community Engagement at Saint Anselm College.

Dr. Joseph A. Favazza, president of Saint Anselm College, is a leader in liberal arts higher education with a longstanding record of success in achieving critical academic and institutional goals. He began his tenure as Saint Anselm College’s 11th president on July 15, 2019.