Enroll now, spring classes. HNRS 365 Emerging Technologies with a picture of students in a virtual reality studio

Looking to get a deeper insight into current issues this upcoming spring? Check out Emerging Technologies (HNRS 365), CRN: 20637. Learn about AI, VR and AR as well as the challenges and solutions they create. And don’t worry, any student can take a class in the Cohen Honors College, and you can still enroll in spring 2026 classes until Monday, Jan. 26.

Enroll now for spring classes - MART 103 Intro to Digital Filmmaking

Lights, camera and you. Learn about cameras, lighting, audio and post-production from a working digital producer as you build the skills to tell stories that stick in Intro to Digital Filmmaking (MART 103), CRN: 24309. Classes can be added to your schedule until Monday, Jan. 26.

Enroll now for spring classes - ENGL 332 Young Adult Literature

Young Adult Literature (ENGL 332), CRN: 22888, is for anyone who has ever stayed up way too late reading “just one more chapter.” Dive into YA stories across all types of genres.

A collage of students performing in School of Music ensembles with the text, "Keep doing what you love!" and "We have a place for you! Keep the joy of music in your life — you’re always welcome here."

You don’t have to be a music major to make music at Wichita State. Students from across campus and every academic discipline are invited to sing, play and perform in School of Music ensembles. Whether music has been part of your life for years or something you are ready to return to, there is a place for you.

Non-music majors can participate in concert bands, athletic bands, choirs, jazz bands, opera theater and the Symphony Orchestra. All ensembles offer zero credit options, allowing students to participate without increasing their tuition or academic load.

Making music can help manage stress, build community and keep creativity central to your college experience. No matter your major, you belong in music at Wichita State.

Enroll now for spring classes - PHYS 195 Introduction to Modern Astronomy

Black holes, quasars, distant stars: There’s a whole lot of drama happening in the skies above us, and Introduction to Modern Astronomy (PHYS 195), CRN: 22070, attempts to make sense of it. Students can enroll in full-term spring classes until Monday, Jan. 26.

Enroll now, spring classes. HPS 102C Bowling with a student holding a bowling ball in the air about to throw

Looking for a fun, one credit hour course to ROUND out your spring semester? Enroll in Bowling (HPS 102C), CRN: 20747, now. This class meets at the RSC, and it’s a great way to get in some light exercise between your more intense classes.

Enroll now, spring classes. FYPF 102B Wicked: Perspectives from Oz and a picture of WSU students reading part of Wicked on their laptop.

Consider this your chance to defy gravity academically. Dive into power, identity and perspective through the lens of Wicked in Wicked: Perspectives from Oz (FYPF 102B), CRN: 24324. If you started after fall 2024, this course can fill Bucket 7 for General Education.

Enroll now for spring classes - BADM 100 Exploring the World of Business

In Exploring the World of Business (BADM 100), learn more about business innovation, how markets operate, entrepreneurial activities and socially responsible business decisions. Multiple class times are available, including fully online options. You can add classes to your spring schedule now through Monday, Jan. 26.

Enroll now, spring classes. FYPF 102B Wicked: Perspectives from Oz and a picture of WSU students reading part of Wicked on their laptop.

Consider this your chance to defy gravity academically. Dive into power, identity and perspective through the lens of Wicked in Wicked: Perspectives from Oz (FYPF 102B), CRN: 24324. If you started after fall 2024, this course can fill Bucket 7 for General Education.

Enroll now, spring classes. PSY 727A Social Robotics with a picture of a student working in a medical robotics lab

From robot pets to hospital helpers, Social Robotics (PSY 727A), CRN: 24308, in the spring digs into what happens when machines learn to play nice with humans. No robot uprising required.