33 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Russian Studies from Rhodes College students enjoy a variety of interdisciplinary courses (some taught in English translation) in Russian language, literature, culture, music, religious philosophy, and linguistics.  

Do we have free will? Does God exist? How should I live? What is happiness? Is there a human nature? Why do people disagree? In our Philosophy classes, at Rhodes College, we seek truth by asking questions, answering the questions, and questioning the answers. 

The Biology Department at Rhodes College is committed to creating an academic climate that is safe and respectful of all students, staff, and faculty regardless of race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, size, socioeconomic background, religion, spirituality, physical ability, mental ability, or any other aspect of one’s identity.

The Department of Physics at Rhodes College combines formal class work with hands-on laboratory work and independent research to create not just future scientists, but future leaders in the scientific community.

The interdisciplinary Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE) program from Rhodes College reflects the intersection and cross-fertilization of three historically connected and deeply intertwined intellectual disciplines: philosophy, politics, and economics.

In Rhodes College’ interdisciplinary German Studies program, students can work closely with faculty to combine their work in German with other fields of study, be those business, fine arts, English, or political science/international studies.

Neuroscience from Rhodes College introduces you to an interdisciplinary field of study that employs the tools and perspectives of biology, psychology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, computer science and philosophy to achieve a better understanding of brain function, behavior, and the higher order cognitive processes that we collectively refer to as mind. 

The Environmental Studies and Sciences program from Rhodes College offers an innovative curriculum that allows students to combine study in social sciences, humanities, natural sciences, and fine arts. 

The mission of the Department of Music at Rhodes College is to serve as a catalyst for life-long learning and appreciation for music.

In Department of English coursework, at Rhodes College we seek to read down to the essential questions and learn to articulate them through critical and creative writing. 

French and Francophone Studies majors and minors at Rhodes College are strongly encouraged to study abroad. The French Section offers students a spectrum of opportunities for immersion and study in a francophone country, whether for a summer, a semester, or an academic year. 

Anthropology and Sociology from Rhodes College is offering students an opportunity to learn how to interpret and explain the structural and environmental forces that influence human action and that have resulted in myriad cultural forms.

The Africana Studies program at Rhodes College has the mission to understand and appreciate the integral yet distinct experiences of people of African heritage throughout the world.