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Explore Majors and Programs
At Austin Peay, we are large enough to offer you a broad range of educational and
social options, but small enough to treat you as an individual. That’s because we
provide all of the resources of a big university, with a small college feel. We serve
a large population of diverse students with several degree options at the associates,
bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral levels. Many of these degrees can be pursued on
campus and online. Austin Peay also is working to support the region’s economic growth with several
new programs that cater to the employment needs of local industries and the surrounding
community.
Austin Peay offers the resources of a major university with a small college feel.
You'll get to know people quickly — including your professors. That one-on-one communication
is just part of the friendliness that makes Austin Peay a comfortable place to be.
As Tennessee's youngest city by median age, APSU is surrounded by a thriving community,
named as 2019's #1 Best Place to Live in America by Money Magazine. Set against the
Cumberland River, Clarksville offers outdoor activities, great restaurants, and local
theatre. Not to mention, we're just 45 minutes from Nashville.
The Eriksson College of Education has appointed Dr. Charles Gonzalez and Dr. Christi Maldonado as new associate deans to lead initiatives in student success, inclusivity, assessment, and accreditation.
Dr. Elaine Tontoh, instructor of economics, has received the 2024 Professional Development Grant for Underrepresented Minorities from the American Economic Association and Pearson Education for her research on a theoretical framework for understanding women's multifaceted work as mothers and gender differences in workplace participation.
The College of STEM will host four Science on Tap events in Spring 2025, featuring topics ranging from the chemistry of love to the physics of aviation.