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Undergraduate and graduate degrees at Austin Peay offer a personalized and flexible experience, tailored to your specific needs. Day, evening and online courses are available across seven academic colleges and schools.

The journey is not an easy one but you won’t have to go it alone. The hard work we put in together makes great things possible.

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Every path to graduation is different and each student is unique. To help you find the best path for you, we offer the Degree Compass Program. The program matches you with courses that best fit your talents and program of study.

Our support is just beginning with this guide to map your coursework.

Faculty and staff are committed to your success on and off campus, fostering potential and creating an environment where you can shine and write your own future. The result? Students who excel in research, business, science and the arts.

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Antonio Thompson, Ph.D.

Associate Professor of History

It’s one thing to talk about Civil War soldiers and the strategies they employed. It’s another to walk in the footsteps where these same soldiers fought and died.

“You gain a different understanding of things,” said Thompson, who recently took his class to the Fort Donelson National Battlefield. “When we discuss World War II, we can’t go to famous European sites, but we can visit an important battlefield in the Civil War that is right in our backyard.”

Jack Deibert, Ph.D.

Professor of Geology

Tracing the history of geologist Ferdinand Hayden means tracing the history of the American West. Through his book, “Tracks, Trails & Thieves,” Diebert recounts Hayden’s 1871 travels in Wyoming and the dinosaur fossil and tracks he discovered.

“Other historians who wrote about him didn’t understand how much he really accomplished,” Deibert said. “What began as somewhere between a hobby and an obsession for me has turned out to be what I hope could be the definitive tale of his exhibition for the next 100 years.”

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Antonio Thompson, Ph.D.

Jack Deibert, Ph.D.