47 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Neuroscience program at the Smith College is about the study of nervous systems, touching diverse fields such as biology, psychology, biochemistry, philosophy and computer science. Students of neuroscience are also diverse.

The Smith College's Department of Classical Languages and Literatures currently offers four majors: Classics, classical studies, Greek and Latin.

The Economics program at the Smith College is more quantitative and theoretically more rigorous than the other social sciences, but it is decidedly more social than scientific in comparison with the natural sciences. In the broadest terms, economics is the study of how society organizes production and distributes what is produced to its members.

The undergraduate Physics curriculum at Smith College stresses the fundamental principles, concepts and methods of physics with emphasis placed on analytical reasoning, problem­-solving and the critical evaluation of underlying assumptions in theory and experiment. 

The Smith College's Department of Classical Languages and Literatures currently offers four majors: classics, classical studies, Greek and Latin.

Mathematics is one of the oldest disciplines of study. For all its antiquity, however, it is a modern, rapidly growing field at Smith College.

The Statistical and Data Science program at Smith College links faculty and students from across the college interested in learning things form data.

Two elements of the Anthropology major at the Smith College are particularly useful in a world increasingly marked by global movements of populations: a foundational knowledge of the societies and cultures of distinct parts of the world and a grasp of the methods by which those societies may be studied in a respectful manner. 

The Latin American and Latino-a Studies curriculum at the Smith College is attentive to the development of critical and analytical thinking skills and the cultivation of the skills necessary to convey information and understanding. 

Because Biochemistry builds on the fundamentals of both biology and chemistry, students who major in biochemistry at the Smith College begin by taking introductory courses in both of these fields. 

The Department of History at Smith College endeavors to cultivate in its students a critical understanding of past and present human societies that will help them become informed, thoughtful and engaged citizens of the world. 

The Music program at the Smith College is a lively center of musical activity, with faculty members who offer a broad array of classroom courses in musical composition, western music history and literature, ethnomusicology, music theory, popular music and gender-feminist studies in music.

The Dance major at Smith College is offered through the Five College Dance Department and culminates in a bachelor of arts degree from Smith College.

The Jewish Studies program at the Smith College explores the history, literature, arts, politics, philosophy, culture, religion and languages of the Jewish people from its origins in ancient Israel through contact with major world civilizations over the course of a global diaspora extending more than two millennia.  

The major in American Studies at the Smith College enables a student to pursue a liberal arts education by focusing on American society and culture in the past and present. 

The major in Middle East Studies at Smith College provides students with the opportunity to deeply explore this region’s historical, political, social and cultural complexity. 

The Sociology program at the Smith College studies the dynamics of human interaction and the ways in which people are organized into groups of all sizes, characteristics and purposes. By examining such topics as community, social class, race and ethnicity, family, sex roles and popular culture, students come to understand more fully their own experiences and the society in which they live.

The major in Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies (REEES) at the Smith College allows students to focus on any aspect of the region’s histories, literatures, cultures, religions, or politics, and to develop their own concentration within the major in consultation with their advisor.

The Geosciences program at the Smith College emphasizes the fact that our planet is geologically dynamic, with 4.5 billion years of history and a future we want to protect. The Earth’s environments are subject to ever-increasing modification by human intervention—potentially changing everyday life as we know it.

The Religion program at the Smith College is deeply implicated in human culture, shaping morality and ethics, law and literature, politics and society. It is fundamental to civilizations worldwide, both premodern and modern, and it is never far from the front page of any newspaper.