28 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

A degree in Creative Writing and Literary Studies at Beloit College will prepare you for all kinds of directions after graduation. Learn to think critically and creatively, communicate effectively, and collaborate productively, and you will always be better for it in your chosen path.

At Beloit College, students gain a liberal education in the discipline rather than technical preparation in a particular brand of Psychology. Our curriculum offers a variety of subfields in psychology, including biological, clinical, cognitive, and developmental.

History majors at Beloit College decode documents and artifacts from the Beloit College Archives, the Logan Museum, the Newberry Library, the Austrian State Archives, and countless others. Develop your own analyses of the evidence for worldviews, decisions wars, and cultural exchanges in the past.

Beloit College’s Biochemistry program is unique in the nation. With a degree in biochemistry from Beloit, you will learn to understand—not memorize—the basis for the biological revolution occurring in our world. Stem cells, cloning, telomeres, aging, gene therapy—these are the issues facing biochemists and molecular biologists today. 

Education and Youth Studies program at Beloit College is built on the idea that social change is rooted in people. The department’s faculty, students, and alumni are committed to lifelong learning, professional expertise, creative and mindful action, and the pursuit of intellectual excellence.

During the Data Science and  Data Analytics program at Beloit College you will learn not only how to work with data, but also the humanistic foundation of data work.You will acquire career-ready skills and gain real-world experience that will position you, at graduation, to work in a variety of fields that make use of complex data sets (e.g. business, the arts, science, government, and more).

The Greek, Latin, and Ancient Mediterranean Studies program at Beloit College is distinctive because we don’t just care about the past and its relation to the present. Studying Mediterranean antiquity helps us see and interrogate the values, preconceptions, and prejudices of today. 

The Health and Society program at Beloit College integrates perspectives from a variety of disciplinary lenses to better understand how health is influenced not only by biochemical forces but also by social structures, culture, identities, politics and economics.