11 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Romance Languages is offered by Johns Hopkins University. The romance languages major is available as a dual-language option and a three-language option. 

The Italian degree at Johns Hopkins University also runs a rich series of talks, film screenings, and panel discussions with authors, directors, artists, performers, and other professionals.

At Johns Hopkins University, the study of History of Art emphasizes the historical, social, cultural, and philosophical contexts of art, as well as immersing students in the critical analysis of artistic and architecture form through close looking, writing, discussion, and debate.

The History degree at  Johns Hopkins University encourages students to pursue imaginative, relevant, and inspired approaches to the national and global past.  Students gain vital skills in writing, critical thinking, and the evaluation of information.

The Philosophy program from Johns Hopkins University is an excellent preparation for professional studies such as law and medicine; it provides perspective on other disciplines such as psychology, mathematics, literature, and political science; and it centers on a set of questions that thinking people cannot avoid.

The study of Spanish and Portuguese at Johns Hopkins University gives you access to a rich and deep variety of peoples, places, and cultures across the globe.

The Bachelor of Music in Performance - Historical Performance programme at Peabody Conservatory from Johns Hopkins University is designed to offer gifted students the training to prepare themselves for careers in performance, composition, computer music, music education, recording arts, and related areas of professional activity.

The Department of the History of Science and Technology at Johns Hopkins University in collaboration with the Department of the History of Medicine offers an undergraduate major and minor in the History of Science, Medicine, and Technology.

The Department of Classics offers a rigorous yet flexible degree at Johns Hopkins University, giving students strong grounding in the languages and cultures of ancient Greece and Rome while also accommodating a variety of interests in and approaches to the ancient world. Classes are small and students work closely with their professors and instructors.

The Writing Seminars program from Johns Hopkins University offers a liberal arts education with a concentration in writing. 

The English Department at Johns Hopkins University aims to introduce students to the richness of literature in English and to train them in critical analysis of its formal, thematic, and cultural complexities. It does so by providing a broad sampling of literature from different historical periods and national contexts.