44 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Chemistry is the study of the composition and transformations of matter. College of Wooster's staff of the Department of Chemistry have created a student-centered curriculum, a supportive environment, and a vibrant intellectual community for majors and non-majors alike.

The Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies degree at College of Wooster curriculum is based in feminist scholarship-both within traditional disciplines across the academic divisions and in response to questions that cannot be answered within the framework of a single discipline.

The ability to write and speak clearly, work closely with others, think critically and work independently are all skills that are built in the courses taken by English majors at College of Wooster. And those skills transfer to a wide variety of career paths.

Modern labs, a talented faculty, and a wide range of research opportunities make Wooster a good choice for students interested in Psychology degree at College of Wooster.

Statistical and Data Sciences degree at College of Woosteris part of a department that also includes computer science and mathematics.  Majors and minors in SDS follow a curriculum that gives them a solid foundation in all three fields, but also extend their learning beyond the classroom.

Classics Studies fromCollege of Wooster pursue a wide variety of careers. Some undertake graduate work in order to teach at either the secondary school or university level. Others have gone into publishing, museum studies, library science, law, banking, real estate, and the media.

Students who want to major in Global and International Studies at College of Wooster will find that a liberal arts college gives them a good foundation in core courses while offering the flexibility of choosing courses that fit a student’s passion.

The College of Wooster provides a rigorous Business Economics program within the context of the liberal arts. Companies seek graduates that develop broad analytical and writing skills that can be applied across a range of contexts. Since our program trains students to use data to generate business insights in diverse settings, business economics majors have found immediate success.

Theatre and Dance major, as studied at The College of Wooster, emphasizes the relationship between scholarship, artistry, and advocacy through an investigation of the range and depth of the human experience in our coursework and stage productions.

The Education major at College of Wooster is completed along with a second major in a chosen content area. Students wishing to major in Elementary/Primary Education (PK-5) may double major in any other major offered by the college.

Geology graduates from College of Wooster go on to be geoscientists specializing in natural hazards, non-renewable and renewable energy, and water resources. They work for natural resource companies, consulting firms, and government agencies with job titles ranging from project manager and lab director to engineer and data analyst.

College of Wooster graduates with a major or double major in French and Francophone Studies distinguish themselves from most American applicants to top graduate programs, and they increase the number of places they are qualified to work and study.

German Studies at College of Wooster have entered successful careers in education, law, library science, museum and archival fields, editing and translation, the foreign service, international business, and international service organizations.

Students who major in Neuroscience at The College of Wooster will find the courses are multidisciplinary and provide a strong foundation in the sciences.

Religious Studies degree  at College of Wooster is interdisciplinary because we believe the academic study of religion is best done by integrating multiple disciplinary perspectives,such as history, anthropology, sociology, political science, theology, philosophy, art history, literature, and languages.

The Environmental Studies program at College of Wooster engages students with environmental issues both inside and outside the classroom, at both local and global levels.

The Sociology program at College of Wooster emphasizes the value of learning how to deal with contemporary social issues and how to develop problem-solving and research skills. Students have abundant opportunities to learn and conduct research outside the classroom.

Computer Science majors at College of Woosterare prepared for employment in the software industry and for graduate school, and about half decide to further their education at some of the top graduate programs in the nation. Our students extend what they learn in the classroom through research opportunities and practical application.

The Bachelor of Music Therapy degree program at College of Wooster, accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music and the American Music Therapy Association, prepares students to use music as a therapeutic tool to address the physical, emotional, cognitive and social needs of individuals.

Environmental Geoscience at College of Wooster is an interdisciplinary approach to solving complex global problems facing the Earth. Students take courses and conduct research with a focus on the physical environment and its interactions with humans. The Earth is our classroom and our small, advanced classes feature field trips to research sites near campus.