18 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

 Spanish from Mount Holyoke College includes a variety of courses intended to facilitate proficiency in the language and contextualize and analyze issues relevant to Spanish speakers.

The German Studies Major is offered by Mount Holyoke College. Through exploration of the rich and complicated history of German-speaking cultures from a global perspective, we offer a program that promotes an understanding of the connections between language and its larger cultural contexts worldwide.

The major program in Romance Languages and Cultures from Mount Holyoke College is designed to assure fluency in at least two Romance languages, as well as knowledge of the literatures and cultures they represent. 

One of four interdisciplinary majors within the Asian Studies program, the major in Middle Eastern Studies from Mount Holyoke College, allows students to specialize in the history, languages, cultures, and politics of the Middle East. 

An Economics student that gets a Bachelor in Economics from Mount Holyoke College will acquire the necessary analytical tools to understand contemporary economic issues and to take reasoned positions in debates about economic and social policy.

One of four interdisciplinary majors offered by the Asian Studies Program, South Asian Studies from Mount Holyoke College, allows students to specialize in the history, languages, cultures, and politics of South Asia. 

To major in Religion at Mount Holyoke College is to ask questions about the many ways women and men have sought to make sense of their lives.

The Italian Studies Major is offered by Mount Holyoke College. Learning Italian leads to unique educational and professional opportunities. The Italian major seeks to foster linguistic fluency and appreciation of Italian culture.

Explore cultural contact, diffusion, transformation and resilience in a world of rapidly increasing connections on this Anthropology program from Mount Holyoke College.

The major in Psychology from Mount Holyoke College requires coursework in research methods, statistics, developmental psychology, social psychology, personality and abnormal psychology, perception and cognition, and the study of the biological bases of behavior.

East Asian Studies at Mount Holyoke College allows students to specialize in the history, languages, cultures, and politics of East Asia. Complementing course work East Asian Studies at Mount Holyoke College are extracurricular activities and study abroad programs that broaden and deepen students’ understanding of Asia.

The Bachelor in International Relations at Mount Holyoke College is an interdisciplinary major. Students take introductory core courses in economics, geography, history, and politics, as well as a course in research methods.

Psychology and Education from Mount Holyoke College provides students with another route to completing the course work necessary for applying to Mount Holyoke’s teacher licensure programs.

Geography at Mount Holyoke College   is an integrated discipline that studies the relationships between people, places, society, and the environment. 

The Department of Politics at Mount Holyoke College offers students courses within all four fields as well as courses that cross the lines between them. The Politics program is offered at Mount Holyoke College.

 Russian and Eurasian Studies from Mount Holyoke College is intended to develop a critical awareness of both Russia and Eurasia and to provide the linguistic and intellectual tools necessary for sustained engagement with this area of the world.

Sociology from Mount Holyoke College develops the critical tools to theoretically and comparatively understand social trends and problems, grasp the intersection of self and society, and analyze empirical data. 

Gender Studies from Mount Holyoke College participates in a Five College Gender Studies Program which includes sexuality, women's and gender studies at Amherst College, feminist studies at Hampshire College, the study of women and gender at Smith College and women, gender, sexuality studies at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst.