52 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Government from Dartmouth College introduces you to the overarching science, arguing that it helps us understand who we are as human beings and how we can live happy and productive lives in communities. 

Mathematics from Dartmouth College is intended both for students who plan careers in mathematics and related fields, and for those who simply find mathematics interesting and wish to continue its study. 

History from Dartmouth College curriculum—broadly international in its reach and deep in its chronological perspective—serves to prepare society's future citizens and leaders to understand the world in which they live, its historical development and inter-relatedness. 

Neuroscience from Dartmouth College provides breadth as well as depth in the core areas of neuroscience.

Quantitative Social Science from Dartmouth College is for students who want to develop skills in quantitative techniques and apply these techniques to a substantive and coherent area of interest in social science.   

The Biomedical Engineering Sciences major at Dartmouth College is offered to students interested in medical school. Faculty from Thayer School and The Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth jointly advise the research projects.

Environmental Studies at Dartmouth College rises to the challenges and opportunities associated with human-environment interactions.

At Sociology from Dartmouth College you’ll be introduced to a unique way of asking questions, examining problems, and viewing the world. 

Middle Eastern Studies from Dartmouth College brings together scholars from across a wide range of disciplines to teach and research the great civilizations, societies, and cultures of the Middle East and North Africa.

Russian Area Studies from Dartmouth College begins with a systematic review of Russian grammar, where special emphasis is placed on such difficult areas as participles, aspects and verbs of motion. 

Geography from Dartmouth College consists of ten courses spread across five categories: introductory, methods, breadth, depth, and culminating experience.  Introductory courses provide an overview of the field of geography, and ground students in the fundamentals of geography.  

Students at Film and Media Studies from Dartmouth College learn how to make media and how to analyze it critically.  

Art History at Dartmouth College opens your eyes. It teaches you to look deeply and searchingly. It explores the visual cultures of diverse peoples, places, and times. Emphasizing critical, historical, and linguistic skills, as well as creativity and innovation.

Theater from Dartmouth College is designed to nurture 21st century artists and scholars who grasp the multidisciplinary nature of theatre as well as its historical legacies and contemporary challenges. 

Studio Art from Dartmouth College offer students a serious and sustained exploration of the creative processes in visual art. 

Classical Archaeology from Dartmouth College provides extensive experience of the material remains of Greek and Roman culture, including major sites and museums in Greece and/or Italy. 

Romance Studies from Dartmouth College teaches students to recognize major figures and debates in the cultural production of the world regions where the two languages are used.  

At Engineering Sciences from Dartmouth College students learn to synthesize concepts from many fields as well as specialize in a chosen area. They also can join multidisciplinary research teams and collaborate with faculty and graduate students.

Biological Chemistry majors at Dartmouth College can choose from four different course options, including biophysical or biological chemistry and the more and less structured plan A and B majors, while modified majors can also be crafted.

Native American Studies from Dartmouth College attracts a varied body of students who bring their own perspectives to the classroom setting.