19 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Chemistry Education program of Hope College provides students with a rigorous introduction to the fields of chemistry and biochemistry in a setting that emphasizes knowledge of current developments in chemistry and experience with modern instruments and laboratory techniques. 

The Latin Education program of Hope College involves asking questions of various kinds of evidence and using answers to solve problems. Getting valid answers requires students to develop skills of critical thinking and careful evaluation of evidence from a variety of sources—literary, artistic, archeological, oral. History may be the most interdisciplinary of academic disciplines.

Hope College will begin to offer the new elementary band program developed by the Michigan Department of Education. With the Elementary education, prek-3 program, teacher candidates will be able to teach all subjects in the grade band or levels that their certificate covers.

The Spanish Education, K-12 Elementary Track program of Hope College involves asking questions of various kinds of evidence and using answers to solve problems. Getting valid answers requires students to develop skills of critical thinking and careful evaluation of evidence from a variety of sources—literary, artistic, archeological, oral. 

In addition to the Teacher Education Program, which will prepare you as a teacher, with the Secondary Education program of Hope College you’ll specialize in teaching one or more subject areas at a secondary level.

The Biology Education program of Hope College is offered by the Deparment of Biology. The Department offers all Hope College students an opportunity to participate in biology, either in courses listed here or in some of the GEMS and Environmental Science courses.

The Mathematics Secondary Education program of Hope College will help students develop skills in problem solving, critical thinking and clear, concise writing.

The Geology education program of Hope College plays a key role in addressing environmental problems, recognizing and mitigating natural hazards, and procuring natural resources.

The Mathematics, Secondary Education program of Hope College will help students develop skills in problem solving, critical thinking and clear, concise writing.

Earn your degree and certification to teach at the elementary or secondary level with the French education program of Hope College.

The History Education program of Hope College involves asking questions of various kinds of evidence and using answers to solve problems. Getting valid answers requires students to develop skills of critical thinking and careful evaluation of evidence from a variety of sources—literary, artistic, archeological, oral. History may be the most interdisciplinary of academic disciplines.

The Spanish Education, K-12 Secondary Track program of Hope College involves asking questions of various kinds of evidence and using answers to solve problems. Getting valid answers requires students to develop skills of critical thinking and careful evaluation of evidence from a variety of sources—literary, artistic, archeological, oral. 

The Art Education program of Hope College is offered by the Department of Art and Art History. The Department provides a foundation in the fine arts for both the art student and the liberal arts student.

Hope College will begin to offer the new elementary band program developed by the Michigan Department of Education. With the Elementary Education program, teacher candidates will be able to teach all subjects in the grade band or levels that their certificate covers.

The Physical and Health Education program of Hope College is offered in partnership with the Department of Education, providing a K–12 physical and health education certification by the State of Michigan.

The Music, instrumental education program of Hope College nurtures students in the pursuit of the highest levels of musical excellence. The department invites all Hope College students to participate in music, whether they wish to pursue a professional degree, make music the center of their liberal arts education, perform in an ensemble, or take instrumental or voice lessons for the first time.

The English, secondary education program of Hope College is designed to meet the needs of students who want to pursue the study of English literature and students who want to develop their skills in creative or expository writing. The two strands are closely related and complement each other fully.

Hope College will begin to offer the new elementary band program developed by the Michigan Department of Elementary education, 3-6 gr. With the Elementary Education program, teacher candidates will be able to teach all subjects in the grade band or levels that their certificate covers.

The Spanish Education, Secondary program of Hope College involves asking questions of various kinds of evidence and using answers to solve problems. Getting valid answers requires students to develop skills of critical thinking and careful evaluation of evidence from a variety of sources—literary, artistic, archeological, oral. History may be the most interdisciplinary of academic disciplines.