University Organization
ENMU consists of four colleges and a graduate school:
College of Business
- Department of Business Foundations
- Department of Advanced Business Studies
College of Education and Technology
- Department of Educational Studies,
- Department of Curriculum and Instruction
- Department of Family and Consumer Science and Agriculture
- Department of Health and Physical Education
College of Fine Arts
- Department of Art
- Department of Communication
- Department of Theatre and Dance
- Department of Music
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
- Department of Anthropology and Applied Archaeology
- Department of Biology
- Department of Health and Human Services (Communication Disorders; Social Work)
- Department of History, Humanities and Social Sciences
- Department of Languages and Literature
- Department of Mathematical Sciences
- Nursing Program
- Department of Physical Sciences
- Department of Psychology and Political Science
- Department of Religion
- Interdisciplinary Programs
Graduate School
- Anthropology
- Biology
- (Emphasis areas in Applied Ecology, Botany, Biology Education, Microbiology, Cell and Molecular Biology, Zoology)
- Business Administration
- Chemistry
- (Emphasis areas in Analytical, Biochemistry, Inorganic, Organic, Physical Chemistry)
- Communication
- Communicative Disorders
- Speech-Language Pathology
- Counseling
- Education
- School Counseling
- Special Education
- Physical Education
- English Language and Literature
- Mathematics
- Sport Administration and Sport Science
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