35 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Mathematics from Rollins College goes far beyond working with formulas and numbers. It stimulates curiosity and emphasizes deductive reasoning, creative problem solving, and the clear and precise articulation of results. 

American Studies from Rollins College places you at the heart of the 21st century’s most compelling narratives—and at Rollins, you’re given the flexibility to maximize that relevance. 

At Art History from Rollins College you’ll gain a broad range of flexible skills that will prepare you for the rapidly changing 21st-century job market, including critical and creative thinking, visual literacy, writing, research, global history, and diversity.

At Social Entrepreneurship from Rollins College from Rollins College you’ll learn how to apply business skills to tackle challenging social and environmental problems around the world.  

The Classical Studies program of Rollins College draws on faculty from a range of disciplines, including history, art history, archaeology, philosophy, english, political science, and theatre & dance.

At Latin American and Caribbean Studies from Rollins College you’ll immerse yourself in the diverse cultures, history, languages, natural environment, and political economy of Latin America and the Caribbean and confront the challenges facing this critical region in the 21st century. 

At Anthropology program of Rollins College you’ll learn what it means to be human. Our program helps you understand our past and present as you examine crucial global issues, including immigration, racism, gender discrimination, access to health care, and the environment.

The Business Management program is offered by Rollins College. Rollins’ business management major goes beyond business as usual. With a curriculum based in engaged experiential learning, our AACSB-accredited program emphasizes ethical decision making, innovative thinking, and entrepreneurial action, preparing our grads for responsible leadership in the global business environment.

Computer Science from Rollins College is about far more than learning to code. Sure, you’ll develop expertise in all core areas of computer science, from programming in multiple languages and the fundamental math of computation to the best practices of modern software development.

Chemistry from Rollins College encourages undergraduates to talk freely with professors starting your first year.  

The department offers two options in the Spanish Studies program of Rollins College: one for native speakers and another for nonnative speakers. Because native speakers vary in language proficiency, faculty determine whether to classify a student as a native speaker.

At Music from Rollins College you’ll master your instrument through real-world experience at our on-campus performance venues as well as out in the community. Under the guidance of professors whose No. 1 goal is your development as a musician, you’ll benefit from small class sizes and individual relationships with faculty.

At Environmental Studies from Rollins College you’ll explore environmental issues from all relevant lenses: ecological, economic, political, geographical, historical, and design-related.  

At History from Rollins College you’ll explore these pressing questions as you learn to think critically, write persuasively, and make connections between the past and the present. Our history majors don’t just graduate with a degree—they graduate with a deep understanding of the historical antecedents that shape our world today. 

At Public Policy and Political Economy from Rollins College you will learn how economics and political science combine to shape public policy around the world. Students tackle pressing social problems, such as health care, poverty, and social mobility.