16 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Cure cancer? Develop state-of-the-art organ transplant procedures? Invent biomaterials that help burn victims regrow their skin? Whatever lofty goal you’ve set for yourself, and however you’ve decided to put your bio-inclined brain to work, the Biology Education program at McDaniel College is your home base. Your launch pad to a future of rewarding scholarly and career opportunities.

The Mathematics - Physics Dual Major program at McDaniel College provides students with a solid foundation for pursuing a variety of careers and graduate studies.

Why? How? Why? How? Why? How? For many people who study Physics, these questions play on a loop—a soundtrack that drives them to understand the seeming mysteries at the heart of how our universe works. As a  McDaniel College Physics major, you can nourish this drive with hands-on access to great laboratories, helpful professors, thoughtful course sequences, and deep-dive research experiences.

The Physics - Engineering program offered by McDaniel College is a robust two-pronged approach designed to help you achieve your dreams of becoming an engineer.

The Physics - Computer Science program offered by McDaniel College will focus your studies on the fundamentals of scientific endeavors, critical thinking, and everything you need to know to pursue your dream career. 

The Applied Mathematics - Data Analysis program offered by McDaniel College will prepare you for data analytics jobs and data analytics graduate programs — including McDaniel's own M.S. in Data Analytics.

If solving puzzles, exploring abstractions and defining problems in a creative way sound like activities you could get behind, then obtaining a Mathematics degree from McDaniel College could be the perfect choice for you. 

A dual major, Chemistry - Kinesiology (Exercise Chemistry) at McDaniel College, is also offered for those desiring a more extensive science background.

The American Chemical Society Specialization at McDaniel College offers a nationally recognized standard in chemistry education. 

In the Ecology and Evolution program at McDaniel College, you'll get hands-on with Biology research in and out of the classroom.

Are you someone who loves diving into the smallest details? Are you fascinated by the intricate structures that make up all living things? If so, a Molecular Biology degree from McDaniel College might be perfect for you. In our Molecular Biology program at McDaniel College, you'll study the fundamental building blocks of life. Get ready to delve into the fascinating world of molecules!

Biochemistry at McDaniel College is a field of study in which knowledge in chemistry is applied to living systems. The need to advance and evolve our knowledge in this field is crucial to humanity’s health and well-being.

Discover the wonders of Environmental Biology at McDaniel College and gain a deeper understanding of the complex interactions between living organisms and their surroundings. Our curriculum explores the effects of human-driven and natural processes on these relationships, equipping students with the knowledge and skills to start their journey towards a rewarding career in Environmental Biology.

Chemistry at McDaniel College is the study of… everything. Well, not everything, exactly, but the substances that make up everything—the parts and particles of all the matter that make up what we know as the world, including building materials, clothes, drugs, food, and a million other things.

Cure cancer? Develop state-of-the-art organ transplant procedures? Invent biomaterials that help burn victims regrow their skin? Whatever lofty goal you’ve set for yourself, and however you’ve decided to put your bio-inclined brain to work, the McDaniel College Biology major is your home base. Your launch pad to a future of rewarding scholarly and career opportunities.

If you love math but also occasionally catch yourself wondering, “When will we ever use this stuff?” then Applied Mathematics from McDaniel College might be for you. Because it’s exactly what it sounds like — the “use” of all those abstract math concepts in real-world contexts like finance, engineering, material science, epidemiology, and many more.