42 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 Biology program from Earlham College covers all sides of the field—from cells, ecosystems, neuroscience, environmental science, health and beyond.

As a Chemistry student at Earlham College you will engage in a core curriculum shaped by the American Chemical Society’s Committee on Professional Training, providing you with an understanding of matter and energy at the molecular and sub-atomic levels.

As a student in the Environmental Sustainability program at Earlham College, you’ll learn how to understand the complex linkages between social and ecological systems and bring together knowledge from many different perspectives and disciplines.

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.

As a Philosophy students at Earlham College, you will become aware of and question your own fundamental assumptions about life, work, value and relationships.

Physics and Astronomy students at Earlham College pursue careers in education, engineering or other technical disciplines, and other industries.

The Earth and Environmental Science from Earlham College focuses on problems of water, mineral and energy resources; geologic hazards such as earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and tsunamis; and on deciphering the history of the Earth.

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.

Finding your own voice—that’s what the Creative Writing program at Earlham College offers.

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

On the Religion programme at Earlham College encounter the diversity of global and historical religious traditions, and they investigate the ways religion has been used to both bolster inequality and also fight injustice.

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 Data Science programme from Earlham College combines knowledge and skills from statistics, mathematics and computer science in novel ways to address a broad range of real-world applications.

The Business program from Earlham College is the home for students interested in business, entrepreneurship and management, but it’s never business as usual.

The Social Services programme at Earlham College prepares ethical, culturally sensitive individuals who are prepared to thrive in a variety of careers in counseling, social work, human resources and other fields.

The Neuroscience program from Earlham College provides the opportunity for students to explore the complexities of the brain and nervous system and how they affect human behavior, thought, emotion and psychiatric disease.

On the Comparative Languages and Linguistics programme at Earlham College, you’ll select two of the languages that we teach and critically examine their structure, functions and corresponding cultures in both language-specific courses as well as linguistics courses that are taught in English.