17 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Archaeology from College of Wooster is an interdisciplinary field of study that investigates the past by finding and analyzing evidence from material culture and the natural environment.

Faculty members in Anthropology degree at the College of Wooster have ongoing research projects in North and Latin America, Africa, East Asia and the Mediterranean and focus areas that include medical anthropology, gender and sexuality, witchcraft and religion, linguistic anthropology, educational anthropology and evolutionary theory.

Chinese Studies at College of Woosteris a truly multidisciplinary program that includes students from many backgrounds with varying levels of fluency in Chinese. 

Communication Studies majors at College of Wooster learn how to be more effective communicators and how to be critical analysts of communication, thereby preparing them for life as enlightened citizens and professionals in a variety of career paths in business, politics, media, education, law, healthcare, religion, and the nonprofit sector.

Economics majors from the College of Wooster pursue many career paths. They apply skills learned in the classroom before they graduate through experiential learning. Our curriculum builds analytical and critical thinking skills, as well as writing and communication that are prized by employers.

The College of Wooster’s Spanish program prepares students to live the language by providing them with a supportive space to cultivate and hone their communicative skills and learn about the historical processes and events that have made Spanish a world language.

The Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies degree at College of Wooster curriculum is based in feminist scholarship-both within traditional disciplines across the academic divisions and in response to questions that cannot be answered within the framework of a single discipline.

Modern labs, a talented faculty, and a wide range of research opportunities make Wooster a good choice for students interested in Psychology degree at College of Wooster.

Students who want to major in Global and International Studies at College of Wooster will find that a liberal arts college gives them a good foundation in core courses while offering the flexibility of choosing courses that fit a student’s passion.

The College of Wooster provides a rigorous Business Economics program within the context of the liberal arts. Companies seek graduates that develop broad analytical and writing skills that can be applied across a range of contexts. Since our program trains students to use data to generate business insights in diverse settings, business economics majors have found immediate success.

College of Wooster graduates with a major or double major in French and Francophone Studies distinguish themselves from most American applicants to top graduate programs, and they increase the number of places they are qualified to work and study.

German Studies at College of Wooster have entered successful careers in education, law, library science, museum and archival fields, editing and translation, the foreign service, international business, and international service organizations.

The Sociology program at College of Wooster emphasizes the value of learning how to deal with contemporary social issues and how to develop problem-solving and research skills. Students have abundant opportunities to learn and conduct research outside the classroom.

The Bachelor of Music Therapy degree program at College of Wooster, accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music and the American Music Therapy Association, prepares students to use music as a therapeutic tool to address the physical, emotional, cognitive and social needs of individuals.

East Asian Studies degree at The College of Wooster is a multidisciplinary approach to studying the diverse but related historical and cultural traditions of East Asia. Students take courses in history, philosophy, media studies, literature, religious studies, sociology, and anthropology, which exposes them to many disciplines and offers opportunities to delve into a particular area of focus.

For more than 40 years, Africana Studies major at College of Wooster has helped prepare Wooster graduates to succeed in a multicultural world.

Along with broad training in Political Science degree at College of Wooster, students focus on one of the four subfield areas of concentration: U.S. national politics, political theory, international relations, or comparative politics.