9 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

As a Philosophy students at Earlham College, you will become aware of and question your own fundamental assumptions about life, work, value and relationships.

Finding your own voice—that’s what the Creative Writing program at Earlham College offers.

The Japanese Studies at Earlham College has been a leader in undergraduate education focused on Japan.

On the Religion programme at Earlham College encounter the diversity of global and historical religious traditions, and they investigate the ways religion has been used to both bolster inequality and also fight injustice.

On the Comparative Languages and Linguistics programme at Earlham College, you’ll select two of the languages that we teach and critically examine their structure, functions and corresponding cultures in both language-specific courses as well as linguistics courses that are taught in English.

The English program from Earlham College explores the power of literature to shape the world, including a specific focus on literature and social justice.

The Art program at Earlham College is unique because it emphasizes both contemporary craft media, such as ceramics, metalsmithing and fiber art, and more traditional media, such as drawing, painting and photography, along with art history.

The History programme at Earlham College requires active inquiry into the human past. By delving into the past, Earlham students gain a better understanding of the present, training them for citizenship and for a life of thoughtful action.

Students in the Ancient and Classical Studies program at Earlham College examine the language, literature, art, history, religion and culture not only of ancient Greece and Rome but also of ancient Persia, Britain, Egypt and Gaul, among others.