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The Department of Art, Humanities and World Languages includes the following areas: Studio Art, Fine Arts, Humanities, Music, Philosophy, Religion, Communications Media, Spanish and French.

The Truman College Automotive Technology Program is a Master ASE Education Foundation Certified program. Prior to 2018, ASE Education Foundation was known as NATEF (National Automotive Technician Education Foundation).

Our mission dedicates us to deliver high quality, innovative, media rich and up-to-date education through spawning a sense of civic responsibility that prepares students in the life sciences for the currently changing local and global economies.

The Business and CIS department prepares future participants to compete in the ever changing and trending business and technology industries by crafting foundational skills that are transferable and applicable.

Continuing Education non-credit courses are available for students seeking occupational skills or personal enrichment.

The Cosmetology & Barbering Department is dedicated to preparing a diverse student body for licensure exam, career entry, advancement, and life-long learning in an increasingly interdependent global society.

The Education & Human Development and Family Studies Department houses the Child Development, Education, & Human Development and Family Studies certificate and degree programs.

The English, Communication, Theater, and Journalism Department offers courses in composition, creative writing, developmental English, ESL, journalism, linguistics, literature, speech, and theater.

The Mathematics Department offers a variety of mathematics courses appropriate for students with diverse entry-level skills and academic or career goals.

The Office of Instruction cultivates a culture of learning by ensuring a curriculum of academic integrity, empowering faculty in their instruction and scholarship, and encouraging student growth, independence, and success.

The Department of Physical Science includes Astronomy, Computer Aided Drawing (CAD), Chemistry, Engineering, Physical Science and Physics.

The Social & Behavorial Science Department includes the disciplines of Anthropology, College Success, Criminal Justice, Economics, Geography, History, Political Science, Psychology, Social Sciences, and Sociology.