14 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Peace and Global Studies (PAGS) students from Earlham College explore strategies for constructing a just and peaceful world. The goal of the program is to develop your competencies in fields contributing toward social transformation and peace.

The Psychology programme at Earlham College enables you to study human behavior through conducting research, engaging in collaborative inquiry with peers and faculty, and practicing counseling skills. This approach allows you to experience the full scope of what it means to be a psychologist in today’s world.

The world today has never been more connected, and in many ways never more challenging. The International Studies programme at Earlham College enables you to gain the knowledge and experience to navigate our interdependent world and to find ways to positively shape it.

The Economics programme from Earlham College is approached as a supremely social science that also uses rigorous analytical tools to understand economic institutions and life. It seeks to help you put economic issues in a wider social, political and historical context by balancing the emphasis we place on the theoretical, empirical and real-world aspects of the study of Economics.

The Politics programme at Earlham College is focused on preparing you to take on the political challenges of the future, which we pursue by maintaining a strong commitment to continued excellence in teaching.

Earlham College’s Sociology and Anthropology (SoAn) program provides you with a broad and deep understanding of how humans interact with and are shaped by society and culture. You also have the option to pursue a concentration in applied social sciences, which emphasizes ways sociology and anthropology can be applied to improve well-being in societies.  

The Japanese Studies at Earlham College has been a leader in undergraduate education focused on Japan.

The Politics degree is offered at Earlham College is focused on preparing you to take on the political challenges of the future, which we pursue by maintaining a strong commitment to continued excellence in teaching. 

As a French and Francophone Studies student at Earlham College, you will develop a critical understanding of cultural differences, analyze complex literary and visual texts, and make connections to French-speaking communities, particularly in France, the Caribbean and Africa.

The Spanish and Hispanic Studies program at Earlham College teaches you to analyze the cultural production of the Spanish-speaking world and navigate the diverse perspectives of Spanish speakers in the US and abroad. While most programs teach you to communicate in Spanish, we will teach you to think in Spanish!

The Women's, Gender, Sexuality Studies program of Earlham College examines how ideas about women, gender and sexuality are organizing principles of society that intersect with racialization, urbanization, immigration, (dis)ability, religion and a number of other historical phenomena.

The African and African American Studies program from Earlham College critically examine African and Diaspora experiences, institutions and perspectives, with particular focus on the ways in which gender/sex, class, racial capitalism and ideological theories have shaped the lives of Black peoples.

Public Policy at Earlham College is the study of what government does, why and what difference it makes. Stated another way, it refers to all of the laws, regulations and programs developed by governments to solve problems.

The Media and Communications programme at Earlham College asks questions that explore the inner workings and consequences of communication in our age.