51 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Through a wide range of courses in the social sciences and the humanities, Leadership Studies program from Williams College asks what leadership means within a wide variety of social contexts–whether in a family, a team, a theatre company, a philanthropy, a university, a multinational corporation, or a nation state waging war.

The Neuroscience Program from Williams College is designed to provide students the opportunity to combine this wide range of approaches into an interdisciplinary framework. 

The Psychology program at Williams College is represented by 17 faculty members whose subfields include neuroscience, cognitive, clinical, developmental, educational, and social psychology.

The Astronomy Department at Williams College will be elected by students who plan graduate study in astronomy, astrophysics, or a closely related field, and also can be elected by those interested in a wide variety of careers.

Students who major in Classics program from Williams College find it a rich and varied field in which every aspect of ancient Greek and Roman culture is considered worthy of study.

The Program in Comparative Literature from Williams College is characterized by a range of course offerings and by an energetic and collegial group of faculty who cooperate across departments to support the program.

The Russian program at Williams College offers students an interdisciplinary approach to the intellectual and cultural history of Russia and the former Soviet republics. Students complete the major by combining courses in Russian language and literature with courses in history, political science, music, economics, and art. 

The Jewish Studies program at Williams College offers courses in multiple disciplines, including but not limited to: Religion, Classics, History, Philosophy, Anthropology, Sociology, and Comparative Literature.

The Art Department offers students different paths to explore the vital connection between visuality and creativity. Art Studio is offered at Williams College.

Courses in Latin at Williams College enable students to increase their linguistic facility as they study important authors, subjects, and periods and develop a variety of methodological skills

Acquire the skills to enable them to continue their engagement with the target language and culture as lifelong learners and users of Chinese at Williams College.

The Statistics major at Williams College is designed to meet two goals: to introduce some of the central ideas in mathematics and to develop problem-solving ability by teaching students to combine creative thinking with rigorous reasoning.

The Religion major at Williams College is designed both to expose students to the methods and issues involved in the study of religion and to introduce students to the beliefs, practices, and values of specific religions. 

The Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies program at Williams College thus includes courses from a wide variety of disciplines that focus in a coherent way on gender issues and/or sexuality issues, as well as core courses that acquaint students with the interdisciplinary of the field.

The Latina and Latino Studies program from Williams College seeks to cover the widest range of experiences, encompassing Mexican-Americans, Puerto Ricans, Cubans, and Dominicans, as well as migrations from a wide variety of Central and South American countries.

The German program at Williams College offers students an interdisciplinary approach to German intellectual and cultural history by combining courses in German language and literature with courses in History, Philosophy, Music, and other appropriate fields.

The Bioinformatics, Genomics and Proteomics Program from Williams College is designed to provide students with an opportunity to explore living systems in molecular terms.

In the Music Department at Williams College offers students develop pluralistic and open-minded perspectives by pursuing a range of approaches to the study of radically diverse forms of music from across history and around the world.

 Sociology courses introduce students to classical and contemporary social thought, to the systematic analysis of social institutions and social interaction, and to the social analysis of modern culture. The Sociology major at Williams College emphasizes the humanistic tradition of sociology, stressing qualitative approaches. 

The Astronomy Department at Williams College offers courses for anyone who is interested in learning about the Universe, and who would like to be able to follow new astronomical discoveries as they are made.