9 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The graduates in English from Ithaca College tell us that the skills they acquired in writing and critical thinking, as well as their capacity for a disciplined application of imagination and creativity, have prepared them well for a range of careers. Some students go on for graduate degrees in fields ranging from law to literature.

The Writing for Film, TV, and Emerging Media Major is offered by Ithaca College. The greatest stories of this generation are being told on multiple screens and platforms to vastly diverse audiences.

Know just what you want to do, but not sure how to do it? The Integrative Studies program at Ithaca College gives motivated students the opportunity to focus on interdisciplinary courses of study that fall outside the usual range of offerings.

The Exploratory Major is offered by Ithaca College. It’s your journey. Choose your path. We’ll walk with you.

A grounding in the philosophical concepts that have informed so much of the world's history and culture can form the basis for almost any career path, from social work to business to law. This Philosophy degree is offered at Ithaca College.

The World Languages and Cultures Major is offered by Ithaca College. The World Languages and Cultures major is a highly flexible major that allows students interested in French, German, Italian, and Spanish to deepen their linguistic proficiency and gain a deeper knowledge of the literatures, cultures, and traditions associated with these languages.

As a History major at Ithaca College you'll explore the complex interplay of political, economic, social, cultural, scientific, and philosophical forces that have shaped the story of humankind. 

If you define yourself as a writer, the unusually flexible Writing program at Ithaca College will prepare you for the artistic and professional challenges that lie ahead. 

As a student in the Religious Studies program at Ithaca College, you'll learn to think about religious traditions as evolving historical phenomena and a global force in the modern world while developing a more nuanced awareness of different worldviews—including your own.