34 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

History majors at Central College (Iowa) have access to a wide range of courses that cover all aspects of world history, including the United States, Europe, the Middle East, Asia, Africa and Latin America. The department offers a robust curriculum covering multiple time periods.

Are you interested in becoming a computer programmer, web designer or network administrator? Central College (Iowa) offers a broad range of Computer Science courses where students gain experience working with programming languages such as Python, Java, C++ and PHP, to become well prepared for immediate employment or graduate programs.

The skills gained by studying Mathematics at Central College (Iowa), such as problem-solving, technical communication skills, critical thinking and reasoning with quantitative information, open doors to many careers in industry, government, business, computer programming and education.

A degree in Chemistry from Central College (Iowa) combines practical hands-on experience with a high-quality education grounded in the liberal arts, a combination many employers look for when hiring new graduates.

Central College (Iowa)'s Social Science program encourages you to develop knowledge and skills in several disciplines. If you desire a broadly based experience in the social sciences, this major may be where you belong! 

This Political Science major from Central College (Iowa) is excellent preparation for graduate and law school, as well as a wide variety of careers in government, politics, law, business, mass media and education, as well as effective participation in civic and community affairs.

Central College (Iowa)’s Natural Science major prepares you for a variety of career options and graduate or professional schools. The program includes courses in biology, chemistry and physics. 

In the Education (Secondary) program from Central College (Iowa) you’ll become a highly prepared teacher when you use the “I Understand, I Can, I Am” developmental model.

A Self-Designed Studies interdisciplinary major allows students to map out their own education at Central College (Iowa). The major is intended for students whose academic interests and goals can be best met by combining and integrating the work of two or more academic departments.

Central College (Iowa)'s Accounting program prepares students for professional careers in public, private, government and not-for-profit accounting.

Through classroom study and practicums, Central College (Iowa)’s Strength and Conditioning program prepares students for professional opportunities. Many other colleges and universities hire Central College graduates to lead their own strength and conditioning programs.

Whether students want to teach, operate an art studio, work in a museum or become an architect, the Art major at Central College (Iowa) opens doors to unlimited opportunities. 

Graduates from the Information Systems program at Central College (Iowa) have entered graduate school and immediate employment as IT managers, web programmers and information systems auditors.

Central College (Iowa)’s three-track Psychology program integrates core requirements, psychology electives and research flexibly so students can adapt the program to fit their unique goals. 

Through this interdisciplinary study of language, literature, culture, history and contemporary issues, you’ll gain a significant global understanding that will make you a sought-after candidate in many career fields. Consider combining Spanish at Central College (Iowa) with another major or minor to give you an additional edge in the workplace.

If you've got the music in you, Central College (Iowa) offers multiple opportunities to develop musicianship through coursework, lessons, ensembles and a wide array of concerts in this Music Education major. 

As a Central College (Iowa) Sociology major, you’ll gain valuable hands-on, career-related experience early on. Real-world activities, such as internships and service-learning opportunities, will serve to enhance your exploration of the social dynamics of family, education, race, ethnicity, gender, global development, popular culture and religion.

Today’s engineering careers demand technical knowledge, creativity, versatility and excellent communication skills. Central College (Iowa)’s Bachelor of Science Engineering degree is designed to be completed in four years and readies students for a rewarding career at the interface of mechanical and electrical engineering.

Central College (Iowa)’s Actuarial Science major gives students a firm foundation of mathematics and business to prepare for a career as an actuary. Classes are typically small (25 students or less), so students can easily get personalized assistance. Program directors also provide support to students studying for introductory actuarial exams.

Central College (Iowa)’s Religious Studies program infuses the core strengths of Central’s faculty to amplify biblical studies and world religion.