38 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Neuroscience program of Knox College integrates behavioral as well as cellular and molecular aspects of neuroscience. The introductory courses cover fundamental principles in biology and chemistry that are needed to understand nervous system functioning.

The Computer Science program from Knox College helps students both understand the theory behind computational thinking and see how it can be applied in any field, from business to chemistry to journalism. 

At Knox College's Art History program, we put art in context by studying the historical and social relevance of each work. 

The Knox College's Environmental Science major will provide students with the opportunity to focus on the scientific aspects of environmental issues and to gain more practice in the collection and analysis of scientific data.

At Knox College's Public Policy program, we look at the world and ask, “How can we do better?” Then we craft solutions by collaborating with others, analyzing data, and utilizing critical thinking.

At Knox College, we study Anthropology and Sociology to learn about human evolution, globalization, and cultural interactions through different academic lenses, while taking into account the forces of a changing technological society.

Biochemistry is an interdisciplinary program from Knox College at the intersection of chemistry, biology, neuroscience, and environmental science.

A major in Modern Languages from Knox College requires in-depth study in one language and its corresponding literature and culture (French, German, or Spanish), with complimentary work in another language (French, German, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, Latin, or Greek).

At Knox College, we learn how to use tools and materials—ink and paint, clay and metal—but we also learn about the history and ideas of Studio Art.

Asian studies is a field that crosses paths with international relations, political science, language programs, and more. Knox College's students benefit from the freedom to investigate Asian Studies through a multitude of disciplines, which means that every Asian Studies course brings together a diversity of perspectives. 

We prepare you for your first job out of Knox College and the one you’ll have decades in the future. You’ll know about the different theories and models of Economics, and more importantly, you’ll know how to apply them to get results.

At Knox College, Business and Management prepares you to succeed in careers that don't even exist yet. In the face of a rapidly changing business community, our students stand out as well-rounded professionals who bring a unique perspective to every challenge they face. 

Knox College presents intelligent and diverse perspectives on International Relations that encourage students to reach their own conclusions regarding questions of diplomacy, power politics, international law and ethics, transnational forces, military strategy, feminism, behavioralism, and ideal models of international political and economic development.

We support student-powered discovery. Collaborative research and small, personal classes are the hallmark of the Chemistry program of Knox College. At Knox, all of our labs are taught by faculty and upper-level classes range from 5 to 15 students.

We're involved in politics from the ground up. Students of the Political Science program of Knox College serve as interns in various areas of the government, like Brad Middleton '08, whose internship for Senator Durbin became a full-time job when he graduated.

Knox College's American Studies majors will find a wealth of resources that enrich their classroom experiences—not to mention a learning environment that has its own place in American history.

With the varied interests of our faculty members, at Knox College's English Literature program you’ll be exposed to a broad range of literary styles and criticism. 

At Knox College's Environmental Studies program we're doing important research right here, right now—in our outdoor urban farm, in our greenhouse, our geology/hydrology laboratory, and our advanced Geographic Information Systems lab. 

At Knox College's Latin American Studies program, we strive to shatter misconceptions with a multidisciplinary approach, studying the religion, economics, art, and culture of the Latin American world.

At Knox College, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to integrate your other fields of study with your pursuit of German.