Welcome to the University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, where thinkers and doers meet to better themselves and the world around them. The Pitt-Greensburg experience combines the resources and reputation of the University of Pittsburgh with the close-community feel of a small private college.

This is the University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg: A friendly community of 1,500 full-time and part-time students, 251 employees, and over 10,000 alumni. Together, we enrich knowledge, build relationships, and grow opportunity in Western Pennsylvania and beyond.

As a member of the University of Pittsburgh network of schools, Pitt-Greensburg connects the best of big and small school environments: the resources of the University of Pittsburgh — one of the nation’s most prestigious research institutions — mixed with the individualized and immersive experiences of a small liberal arts college.

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The Creative and Professional Writing Program at Pitt-Greensburg is a rigorous and enriching program designed to nurture your love of writing and literature while preparing you for a career in an ever-changing world. Our classes are small, and all of our faculty members are award-winning authors and teachers who look forward to working with you as you develop your craft. We are passionate about what we do and look forward to sharing our love of books and writing with you.

Creative and Professional Writing

Join us on a journey to discover our world and your place in it. Historians think critically about the world around us by studying past events and experiences that have shaped the present. As a History major, you will develop fundamental skills to prepare you for a variety of careers.

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Political scientists concern themselves with a wide array of questions and issues related to power, governments, public life, and justice, among others. As a liberal-arts program, the Pitt-Greensburg political science major encourages the student to analyze the theories, institutions, and processes of political systems; develop a continuing and responsible interest in political activity and public affairs; and provide a basis for citizenship through a fundamental understanding of the nature of political systems.

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