The Gettysburg Curriculum aims to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and dispositions to navigate a rapidly changing global environment and seeks to inspire our students to lead lives of meaning, service, and consequence.
There are two hallmarks of the Gettysburg Curriculum:
- We ask students to be self-reflective, to write and think in ways that express a growing self-awareness about the progress and impact of their education.
- We ask students to make connections in what they are learning, to see relevant implications across courses, to achieve an education that is more than a transcript of self-contained courses.
While completing their studies at Gettysburg College, students must complete 32 course units, including a major field of study and the following curricular requirements. For Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education, students must complete a total of 36 course units.
The Gettysburg Curriculum aims to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and dispositions to navigate a rapidly changing global environment and seeks to inspire our students to lead lives of meaning, service, and consequence.
There are two hallmarks of the Gettysburg Curriculum:
- We ask students to be self-reflective, to write and think in ways that express a growing self-awareness about the progress and impact of their education.
- We ask students to make connections in what they are learning, to see relevant implications across courses, to achieve an education that is more than a transcript of self-contained courses.
While completing their studies at Gettysburg College, students must complete 32 course units, including a major field of study and the following curricular requirements. For Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education, students must complete a total of 36 course units.