49 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Become fluent in the nuances of the Spanish language and Spanish-speaking literature, cultures and contemporary issues at Pomona College.

Study the cultures, histories and politics of Africa and the experiences of people of the African diaspora from a multidisciplinary perspective with this Africana Studies program at Pomona College.

In the classroom and in the lab, become a critical consumer and producer of knowledge of human behavior with this Psychology program at Pomona College.

Acquire fluency in French and become familiar with contemporary approaches to the language, literature and culture at Pomona College.

Study the fundamental properties of energy, matter and the universe using some of the most advanced equipment available to undergraduate students with this Physics program at Pomona College.

Study the diversity of human culture and the dynamics of social organization around the world, both past and present with this Anthropology program at Pomona College.

Study the theory, history and philosophy of art; learn to research and write about artworks; and gain expertise on art objects from a variety of cultures and periods with this Art History program at Pomona College.

Develop advanced fluency in Chinese language and literature at Pomona College, and study the cultural traditions of China from early times to the present day.

Achieve fluency in German language, literature and culture—spanning disciplines in the humanities and social sciences and through firsthand experience studying abroad with this German Studies program at Pomona College.

Study Music performance at Pomona College, history, theory, composition and ethnomusicology, and participate in solo and ensemble performance opportunities, all while working with critically acclaimed musical mentors.

Study how biological macromolecules such as DNA and proteins, regulate the chemical processes of cells affecting gene expression, and cell structure and function with this Molecular Biology program at Pomona College.

Studying Sociology at Pomona College is a journey of understanding how societies work and how people, institutions and groups behave and interact within them.

Study the peoples, histories and international roles of Russia, Eastern Europe and Eurasia, and the Russian language from an interdisciplinary perspective Russian and Eastern European program at Pomona College.

Study the essential properties and principles of chemical systems and get hands-on experience with modern instrumentation and software in courses and research with this Chemistry program at Pomona College.

Study environmental issues and develop the skills to help create a more sustainable society. The Pomona College’s interdisciplinary five-college Environmental Analysis (EA) major applies approaches in the social sciences, arts, humanities and natural sciences to understanding and solving environmental problems.

Explore human language in various aspects, from its internal mental structures to its everyday use in social life. The Pomona College’s linguistics major/minor allows students to study the mental structures of language (phonology, syntax, semantics) and how people use language in everyday life to organize their social worlds.

Study the people and culture of Latin America through its history, literature, politics and economy with this Latin American Studies program at Pomona College. Then, gain first-hand experience through study abroad.

Become fluent in both French and Spanish—including the languages, literatures, cultures and Francophone and Hispanic countries’ histories with this Romance Languages and Literatures at Pomona College.

As a Pomona College’s Philosophy student, you’ll investigate questions concerning the human condition that have been debated since the beginning of civilization, as well as philosophical issues arising in our high-tech, globally interconnected world.

Learn about the wide range of forces that shape our economy and society. Pomona College’s Economics is the study of the allocation of scarce resources, and the resulting forces that shape our economy and society both locally and globally.