At Hanover, a community of teachers and learners prepare committed, competent, culturally responsive, and critically reflective new teachers.

The history of art is the story of fascinating cultures, dramatic events and personal triumphs. And it all comes to vivid life through the renowned art historians teaching at Hanover College. These are no ordinary history classes. You'll find Hanover students exploring firsthand the masterpieces on display in cities as close as Cincinnati and as far away Florence, Italy, and Paris, France.

At Hanover, English majors read, write and study literature in order to investigate the basic human impulse to make sense of life through art.

Mathematics students at Hanover learn to reason through problems to find a solution, express ideas clearly and recognize relations among seemingly dissimilar situations. As a mathematics major, you will become a creative thinker who can analyze a wide range of situations. You will master the skill of simplifying the complex. With small class sizes and a dedicated faculty, Hanover also lets you follow your particular interests through internships and independent study programs.

At Hanover, political science helps students become independent thinkers and tomorrow's leaders. You'll study governments, public policies and political processes in classes small enough for informal, in-depth discussions.

Located on a beautiful limestone bluff overlooking the Ohio River, Hanover is the perfect place to study environmental science and the natural world. State-of-the-art labs and equipment are at your disposal.

As a Hanover sociology student, you'll learn to step outside your own class, ethnicity and gender to see the world from other points on the social spectrum. You'll quickly apply your class work in practical settings.

Communication students learn through hands-on experience at Hanover. Small class sizes mean you'll put communication theory into action right from the start and acquire an impressive amount of real-world experience by the time you graduate.

If you love watching movies set in the past, reading historical fiction or re-enacting history at military encampments, you understand history is alive. As a Hanover history major, you'll study much more than just names and dates.

As a geology student at Hanover, you will develop your scientific reasoning through discoveries in the classroom and in the field. Geology studies are supported by a wide range of hands-on experiences that make learning come to life.

At Hanover, the study of a modern language is rooted in activities and readings that will help you see the world with the perspective of another culture. You'll learn to use language as a tool that connects cultures, business and individuals.

At Hanover, the study of a modern language is rooted in activities and readings that help students see the world with the perspective of another culture. You'll learn to use language as a tool that connects cultures, business and individuals.

What is the self? Does God exist? Why are some actions considered right and others wrong? What is the relationship between the world and us? As a Hanover philosophy student, you'll grapple with life's biggest questions in a remarkably broad range of classes.

With a broad interdisciplinary base, the gender studies major at Hanover allows you to look at the subject of gender through a variety of lenses. The departments of theology, sociology, philosophy, psychology, political science, art history and English all have something to teach you about gender.

At Hanover, you'll find many paths into the worlds of the Greeks and Romans. You can study Latin and Greek texts, as well as archaeology and the history of the ancient Mediterranean. And you can take further courses in mythology, classical art, early Christianity, anthropology or gender studies.