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Find what inspires and challenges you as you choose from over 30 majors, minors and dual degree programs.
The Africana Studies Program is designed to provide Agnes Scott College students with the opportunity to engage in the study of peoples of African descent around the world in both historical and contemporary contexts.
Would you like to learn more about the arts and cultures of Asia? Visit the Great Wall or the Terra Cotta Warriors museum in China? Meet Vietnam War veterans or learn about the Pacific War? Consider a minor in Asian Studies.
Physics and astronomy are disciplines that have given us the tools to stretch the human understanding of the universe, from the building blocks of matter to the structure and evolution of the most distant galaxies.
Understand and solve biological problems by using chemical knowledge and techniques in this laboratory based science.
Study broad areas of biological science in this flexible major that allows you to combine foundation principles and design a program of study that best fits your goals.
Business Management prepares you to think analytically and creatively about organizational problems and solutions in corporate, nonprofit and entrepreneurial work.
Agnes Scott’s academic program in chemistry, approved by the American Chemical Society (ACS), introduces students to the principles, applications, and communication of chemical knowledge. The major provides practical experience in laboratory courses and through research opportunities.
Learn to interpret the past through literature, language, history, art and material culture as a Classical Civilizations major.
Learn how to create new technologies in this fast-paced, highly specialized field of study.
The creative arts major or minor experiences the arts in the liberal arts tradition. This program prepares the student through a multitude of creative arts disciplines including: dance, digital media, music, theatre and visual practices. dance digital media music theatre visual practices
Explore how societies allocate scarce resources in the presence of unlimited wants and important questions like; why are some countries poor and others rich and why do some jobs pay high salaries while others pay low wages?
Use science and technology to develop economical solutions to technical problems. Design, build, and maintain the complex systems and structures of our society.
The English department believes that the study of literature, language, and writing elevates our minds, enlarges our capacity to understand and communicate, and integrates liberal learning. Our curriculum includes courses in British, Irish, American, and postcolonial literatures; film, the history and structure of the language; and creative writing.
The study of literature, language, and writing elevates our minds, enlarges our capacity to understand and communicate, and integrates liberal learning.
The Environmental and Sustainability Studies minor examines the changes within our world and how to preserve it for current and future generations.
Film allows us to capture, share and critically analyze the stories of our diverse world. Learn how film both constructs and reflects global identity.
The Foundations of Artificial Intelligence minor is designed to help liberal arts students work effectively on teams with computer scientists and neuroscientists so that they may identify and solve the challenges posed by the rapidly growing technology of AI.
Master your French language skills — reading, writing, listening and speaking — and study all aspects of French and Francophone culture, such as art, literature, history and film.
Learn more than just how to speak German. By combining language learning with the study of literature, German life and thought, history and music you develop the intercultural competencies relevant to your professional success.
Learn about other times and places through documents, objects, pictures and sounds that generations have left behind.
Study human rights, where they come from and why they need to be protected.
Examine the role of the nation-state over time, as well as the influence of other global factors.
Develop your ability to analyze problems, and to understand how to use mathematical theory and techniques.
This dual major allows you to simultaneously pursue interests in mathematics, economics and organizational management.
In this dual major, you'll study mathematics and its application in theoretical physics.
Expand your global awareness while satisfying your interest in the unique cultures of the Middle East, Northern Africa (MENA) and South Asia regions.
The Neuroscience major at Agnes Scott College meets the stringent requirements for graduate schools and medical school, while providing more opportunities to women in STEM than most other Neuroscience programs.
Become a nurse while also taking the opportunity to study other subjects that interest you.
Philosophy is the enterprise of thinking as deeply and rigorously as possible about the largest, most important and enduring questions human beings can conceive: What is the nature of reality? How is knowledge of the world possible? Does God exist? What is the meaning of life? How ought we to live?
In this program, you'll develop problem-solving and critical-thinking skills in both the classroom and laboratory. Learn about theory of motion, waves, electromagnetism, thermal phenomena, quantum physics, relativity, electronics, programming and methods of experimentation.
Political science is a discipline that encourages students to think systematically about and evaluate critically our political life.
Tailor your undergraduate experience to specifically align with your post-graduate goals if you are interested in pursuing a career in the health industry. premed pre-med pre-medical prevet pre-vet pre-vet pre-veterinarian predental pre-dental pre-dentistry
To prepare for law school, you’ll need to develop your problem-solving, writing, speaking and research skills—and embrace the ideas of public service and the promotion of justice. prelaw pre-law
Learn how our brain functions, how our personalities develop, and why humans behave the way we do. Gain a greater understanding and appreciation for individual differences.
Public health identifies and addresses social, behavioral and environmental factors that impact our health. Learn how to prevent disease and promote mental, physical, and social health for all.
Engage with the social and intellectual challenges of our time using the intersections of religion and social justice as the foundation of your studies.
The field of religious studies focuses on the attempt to understand the world’s religions as expressive of what various peoples have come to regard as sacred.
Understand the social and cultural forces shaping the world in which we live.
Understand the social and cultural forces shaping the world in which we live and be able to communicate with over a half billion people in the world.
Self-designed majors are for students who want to use the current curriculum at Agnes Scott to create a distinct major.
Commit to social justice and learn to think critically about what it means to be gendered in the world today.