24 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Studying French and Francophone Studies at Kalamazoo College is so much more than just learning the language. With the availability of e-translators, the goal of contemporary French learning has evolved beyond grammatical knowledge to encompass new skills on how to think, understand, and grow both professionally and within your own life. 

Innovative instruction, experiential learning, and collaborative research enable Mathematics students at Kalamazoo College to go above and beyond in their studies.

At Kalamazoo College you can read Kafka and Marx in their original language, gain a deeper appreciation for Beethoven and Schubert, understand Germany’s central role in guiding modern Europe, and learn how German businesses thrive in the global market within the German Studies prorgam.

Learn about ancient civilizations in small classes and visit historical sites while studying abroad in Rome or Athens with the Classics degree at Kalamazoo College.

As a Physics student at Kalamazoo College, you will gain a fundamental understanding of the natural world and modern technological achievements.

By studying the wealth of global Theatre Arts traditions at Kalamazoo College, you will investigate the plurality of the human experience and the interdependence of all peoples and cultures.

As a Critical Ethnic Studies [CES] student at Kalamazoo College, you will question how knowledge is defined and the power structures that dictate “truth.” Disentangling the colonial and racial projects that govern the relationship between people and land, you will re-examine universal ideas through the perspective of marginalized groups and world views. 

As an East Asian Studies major at Kalamazoo College, you will explore the culture, politics, and history of the region, with a special focus on China, Japan, and Korea. In addition to becoming proficient in either Chinese or Japanese, you will gain an extensive knowledge of the region, an appreciation for its cultures, and an understanding of modern global relations.  

As a Philosophy student at Kalamazoo College you will explore what it means to be human by critically engaging with philosophical texts and traditions. 

Integrating Economics and Business, theory and practice, Kalamazoo College develops creative, broad-minded problem-solvers and leaders.

Religion is a powerful and dynamic force, influencing our society and world in diverse and complex ways. With small classes, close faculty mentorship, and research opportunities, Kalamazoo College is an ideal school to study how religion affects the human experience.  

Telling the stories of the past, you can give voice to people and experiences who may not have had the agency to do so themselves. However, studying History at Kalamazoo College is more than just understanding what happened in the past; you will learn how to connect modern problems, situations, and institutions to the historical contexts in which they originated.

As an Art and Art History student at Kalamazoo College, you will develop critical thinking, analysis, communication, and creative skills that will empower you to navigate and respond to our ever-increasingly visual world. The department courses are split between the two degree programs: studio art and art history. 

As an Anthropology and Sociology (ANSO) student at Kalamazoo College, you will learn how communities, organizations, institutions, systems, and cultures affect and are affected by the people who form them.

As a Women, Gender, and Sexuality student at Kalamazoo College, you will explore the modern and historical issues that have affected women and queer, LGBTQ+ individuals and how these folks have responded to, rebelled against and internalized society’s assumptions.

As a Computer Science student at Kalamazoo College, you will gain a firm foundation in computing and the skills to adapt, explore, and thrive in the ever-changing field. 

Intimate class sizes, engaging language labs, rich departmental culture, personalized mentorship, and immersive study abroad opportunities make Kalamazoo College a premier college to study Spanish Language and Literature. 

As a Music student at Kalamazoo College, you will explore the world of sound and its role in social life across geography and history. Balancing theory and practice, you will become a better listener, learning the languages and histories of the craft, as well as a better creator, developing your technical and artistic ability. 

Learn how to make systematic change, evaluate policy, and be a more conscientious citizen by studying Political Science at Kalamazoo College.

As an English major or minor, you will learn about the power of language. Throughout history, writers and readers have borne witness to the human situation and leveraged their voices to alter the course of society. At Kalamazoo College, we aim to teach you how to become a witness in and for the world.