44 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Archaeology from College of Wooster is an interdisciplinary field of study that investigates the past by finding and analyzing evidence from material culture and the natural environment.

Faculty members in Anthropology degree at the College of Wooster have ongoing research projects in North and Latin America, Africa, East Asia and the Mediterranean and focus areas that include medical anthropology, gender and sexuality, witchcraft and religion, linguistic anthropology, educational anthropology and evolutionary theory.

Accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music and the Ohio Department of Education, the degree Bachelor of Music Education from College of Wooster in Public School Teaching leads to licensure in the State of Ohio at the elementary and/or secondary levels.

Chinese Studies at College of Woosteris a truly multidisciplinary program that includes students from many backgrounds with varying levels of fluency in Chinese. 

A truly multidisciplinary program, Urban Studies degree at College of Wooster is centered in a strong foundation in the social sciences. Students take classes in sociology, economics and political science along with courses and electives that help students focus on their individual passions.

College of Wooster prepares Biochemistry and Molecular Biology majors to respond to the ever-changing, fast-paced nature of the life sciences. The advanced learning and employment opportunities for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology graduates are wide-ranging, with many students considering a degree in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology to be a stepping-stone toward careers.

Graduates of the Communication Sciences and Disorders program at The College of Wooster have a solid understanding of human speech, language, and hearing, and have practical experience from the four semesters they spend working in the college’s Freedlander Speech and Hearing Clinic, an outpatient clinic for community members with speech, language, or hearing disorders.

College of Wooster is one of a handful of liberal arts colleges where a student may study Comparative Literature degree as an undergraduate. They study literature across national cultures, develop competence in at least one for­eign language, and become familiar with the different theoretical approaches to the study of literature.

Students who major in Music at the College of Wooster get the best of both worlds: intensive music training in a small setting with expert faculty who mentor undergraduate students combine with non-music courses that give students a global perspective and engage critical thinking skills.

Majoring in Physics at a liberal arts college like College of Wooster gives students the opportunity to learn in small classes and conduct original research under the guidance of faculty mentors.

The Global Media and Digital Studies program at College of Wooster is a new field of inquiry that examines the cultural, political and aesthetic impact of media and digital technologies.

The study of History degree at College of Wooster is the foundation for a complex understanding of the world. It offers a rich view upon the developments that have shaped the societies we live in; it helps us understand different cultures; it provides a set of rigorous tools for understanding changes and continuities over time.

The Biology curriculum offered at College of Wooster is designed to give students a strong background in fundamental concepts of biology at the cellular, organismal, and population levels as well as the tools for understanding and carrying out biological research.

Mathematics degree at College of Wooster is critical part of a well-rounded education because quantitative skills are needed in almost every field. A liberal arts education gives math majors the chance to build strong foundational skills in mathematics, statistics, and computer science, while also allowing the space to explore other subjects.

The study of Philosophy degree at College of Wooster has proven to be useful in many ways, from the formation of health care policies to the development of computer languages. It can be the foundation for graduate study in almost any field.

Chemical Physics degree at College of Wooster provides an interdisciplinary approach to the fields of chemistry and physics using mathematical techniques.

Communication Studies majors at College of Wooster learn how to be more effective communicators and how to be critical analysts of communication, thereby preparing them for life as enlightened citizens and professionals in a variety of career paths in business, politics, media, education, law, healthcare, religion, and the nonprofit sector.

Economics majors from the College of Wooster pursue many career paths. They apply skills learned in the classroom before they graduate through experiential learning. Our curriculum builds analytical and critical thinking skills, as well as writing and communication that are prized by employers.

The College of Wooster’s Spanish program prepares students to live the language by providing them with a supportive space to cultivate and hone their communicative skills and learn about the historical processes and events that have made Spanish a world language.

The Department of Art - Studio Art at College of Wooster is a cornerstone of the liberal arts experience at Wooster. Here, studio art and art history students develop a focused understanding of the visual arts, past and present. They graduate with the ability to think imaginatively, analytically, and critically about both the art they create and the visual traditions that inform our world.