9 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Anthropology - Cultural Resource Management program at Fort Lewis College is comprised of related and complementary subfields.

Sociology and Human Services from Fort Lewis College is a great place to start! Led by a dynamic faculty, FLC’s Sociology Department blends internships with writing and theory courses to hone the skills you’ll need to work for the welfare of others.

Native American and Indigenous Studies from Fort Lewis College builds on the worldviews of Native American and Indigenous communities, delving into the history and philosophy behind tribal self-determination.

The Anthropology program at Fort Lewis College is comprised of related and complementary subfields.

Business Economics at Fort Lewis College hone financial and analytical skills through real-world projects conducted right here in our community.

Political Science from Fort Lewis College, you’ll study how government works and your role as a citizen. Hone the communication, collaboration, analytical, and data skills necessary to find novel solutions to timely issues.

At Gender and Sexuality Studies from Fort Lewis College, you’ll build community, confidence, and the communication skills necessary to create positive change in a complex world.

The Criminology and Justice Studies program at Fort Lewis College features a path for students passionate about community building and restorative justice.

Psychology from Fort Lewis College through personalized courses, community involvement, and research opportunities, you’ll seek to understand difficult issues and graduate equipped to make your community better one person at a time.