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19 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university
French and Francophone Studies Middlebury College
4,2(6)Middlebury, United StatesThe French and Francophone Studies program at Middlebury College offers a wide range of courses in French and francophone language and literature, contemporary France, cinema, and more. All courses are taught entirely in French.
Gender Sexuality and Feminist Studies Middlebury College
4,2(6)Middlebury, United StatesThe Bachelor Gender Sexuality and Feminist Studies at Middlebury College examine the intersections of sexuality and gender in a variety of contexts. We have courses that draw upon the humanities, the social sciences, and the natural sciences. By questioning common-sense understandings of gender and sexuality our program highlights the possibilities for transformation and change.
Architectural Studies Middlebury College
4,2(6)Middlebury, United StatesFrom the earliest days of civilization, architecture has enabled humans to create spaces that express their deepest beliefs about their lives. The Bachelor in Architectural Studies at Middlebury College track combines study of the history and theory of architecture with a rigorous sequence of studio courses in architectural design taught by practicing architects.
Black Studies Middlebury College
4,2(6)Middlebury, United StatesMiddlebury College’s interdisciplinary Black Studies Program focuses on the intellectual, cultural, and political aspects of Black life and Black people in a global framework.
Sociology Middlebury College
4,2(6)Middlebury, United StatesMiddlebury College's Sociology faculty are engaged participants and leaders in our varied fields of scholarship. We have a diverse set of research and teaching interests, reflected in the wide array of courses we offer.
Russian Middlebury College
4,2(6)Middlebury, United StatesMiddlebury College's rich combination of resources for Russian study has made ours one of the best-known Russian programs in the world.
Italian Middlebury College
4,2(6)Middlebury, United StatesOur Bachelor in Italian at Middlebury College offers students the opportunity to achieve high competence in written and spoken Italian, in understanding Italian literature and culture, and in applying this knowledge to the study of other disciplines.
Economics Middlebury College
4,2(6)Middlebury, United StatesThe Bachelor in Economics at Middlebury College provides insights into how the world works. It teaches students a way of thinking, which when combined with training in qualitative and quantitative reasoning, and good judgment, provides an excellent foundation for just about anything that students may do after college.
Psychology Middlebury College
4,2(6)Middlebury, United StatesThe Bachelor Psychology at Middlebury College offers a broad range of courses that encourage students to understand mental processes, emotions, and behavior from a variety of different perspectives, spanning social, cognitive, neuroscientific, developmental, and clinical approaches.
Japanese Studies Middlebury College
4,2(6)Middlebury, United StatesThe Japanese Studies program at the Middlebury College emphasizes all four skills: speaking, listening, reading and writing. Students learn to use Japanese in a variety of environments and become confident speakers, readers, and writers.
International Politics and Economics Middlebury College
4,2(6)Middlebury, United StatesFor those interested in the nexus of economics and politics, the Middlebury College International Politics and Economics (IPE) program is ideal. One of Middlebury’s most popular majors, its themes and subjects of inquiry are especially relevant in today’s globalized world.
Anthropology Middlebury College
4,2(6)Middlebury, United StatesThe Middlebury College Anthropology courses build bridges between anthropology and other disciplines—particularly African studies, Black studies, economics, education studies, environmental studies, food studies, global health, international and global studies, linguistics, and sociology.
American Studies Middlebury College
4,2(6)Middlebury, United StatesThe Bachelor in American Studies at Middlebury College values close faculty-student interaction. Courses utilize a range of collaborative learning strategies, and independent senior work is an integral component of the major.
International and Global Studies Middlebury College
4,2(6)Middlebury, United StatesThe Bachelor of International and Global Studies at Middlebury College prepares students for a world requiring a global perspective. International and global education encourages students to transcend the confines of their own backgrounds and upbringing, apprehend the world through others' eyes, and in the process become more informed global citizens.
Chinese Middlebury College
4,2(6)Middlebury, United StatesThe Chinese major at the Middlebury College is a major in Chinese literature that places an emphasis on language acquisition and that accommodates some study of Chinese culture in general, including for example, Chinese film and Chinese sociolinguistics.
Geography Middlebury College
4,2(6)Middlebury, United StatesThe mission of the Geography Department is to introduce students to the substance and methods of spatial theory and analysis. We are committed to offering a Bachelor in Geography at Middlebury College curriculum that contributes to our students' appreciation of an increasingly complex world.
German Middlebury College
4,2(6)Middlebury, United StatesThe Bachelor German at Middlebury College provides its students with a thorough training in German language and culture, enabling them to interact freely and easily with German native speakers in all areas of linguistic competency.
Arabic Middlebury College
4,2(6)Middlebury, United StatesThe goal of the Arabic major at Middlebury College is to achieve advanced language proficiency in the four areas of language performance: speaking, listening, reading and writing.
Political Science Middlebury College
4,2(6)Middlebury, United StatesPolitical Science at the Middlebury College defines, describes, explains, and evaluates phenomena such as war and peace, revolution and reform, stability and instability, economic growth and collapse, and voting and office holding.