40 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Asian Studies program at Swarthmore College introduces students to the critical and methodological approaches that have informed the study of Asia.

The Cognitive Science program at Swarthmore College explores the mental structures and physical  properties that give rise to the mind’s capacity for perceiving the world, controlling actions, generating and understanding language, performing logical reasoning — and even consciousness.

The Economics program at Swarthmore College develops a portable set of skills, making the economics major a pathway to a rich array of careers in business, law, journalism, public policy, government, and academics.

The Sociology and Anthropology program at Swarthmore College illustrates how matters that are often perceived as "personal problems" are actually consequences of social structures, including the gender, ethnic, or racial dynamics of society.

The Music program at Swarthmore College is a vibrant community of performers, creators and critical thinkers who share a passion for music both past and present, pop and classical, near and far.

The Asian American Studies program at Swarthmore College enables students to think, read, and write about sociocultural issues relating to the experiences of Asian immigrants and Asian Americans in the United States today.

The Japanese program at Swarthmore College offers a range of courses in Japanese language, literature, and culture, which are integrated into a broad program of Asian Studies at Swarthmore College.

The Mathematics and Statistics at Swarthmore College hopes that studying mathematics will foster an appreciation for the beauty and power of its methods, abstract approach, and rigorous structure.

The Environmental Studies program at Swarthmore College offers minors, majors, honors majors, research projects, and affiliated community-based learning projects in the broad field of Environmental Studies.

The Religion program at Swarthmore College offers the chance to study religion in order to explore how humans understand and experience the sacred, the self, and the world.

The Medieval Studies program at Swarthmore College includes the study of art, classics, literature, history, music, and religion.

The Educational Studies program at Swarthmore College is an interdisciplinary field that employs qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methodologies to examine and address educational research, policy, theory, pedagogy, and related practices.

The Chemistry and Biochemistry program at Swarthmore College you benefit from working side by side with top-notch faculty in both the laboratory and the classroom.

The Islamic Studies program at Swarthmore College is an interdisciplinary program that focuses on the diverse range of lived experiences and textual traditions of Muslims as they are articulated in various countries and regions throughout the world.

The Arabic program at Swarthmore College is an integral part of Islamic Studies at Swarthmore.

The Modern Languages and Literatures program at Swarthmore College, you learn to understand, speak, think, and dream in Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Japanese, and Russian.

The Peace and Conflict Studies program at Swarthmore College examines the causes, practices, and consequences of violence as well as peaceful or nonviolent methods of conflict management, resolution,and transformation.

The Russian program at Swarthmore College aims to give students the key to the nation that Winston Churchill in 1939 called “a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma.”

The Dance program at Swarthmore College brings together a talented group of students to perform a global repertoire of dance styles and simultaneously engage in critical thinking and writing.

The Theater program at Swarthmore College is an educational and artistic laboratory – a place for expanding the talents and intellect of students and faculty alike.