Majors

At Bryn Athyn College, we offer seven carefully selected academic majors. Our majors are each crafted to provide an excellent foundation for whatever field of study you are interested in. We offer degrees in Biology, Education, English, History, Psychology, and Religion, and we also offer an Interdisciplinary Major that allows you to combine two fields of study into a single, cohesive program designed by you.

Majors and Degrees

Biology

Pairs strengths in the ecological sciences and molecular biology with hands-on research opportunities in the laboratory and the field. Bachelor of Arts (BA)
Bachelor of Science (BS)

Education

Focuses on holistic early childhood education, with courses in practical and theoretical aspects of education supported by a four-year field experience program. Bachelor of Science (BS)

English

Emphasizes strong verbal and written communication skills, clarity of thought and expression, and development of ideas. Bachelor of Arts (BA)

History

Examines diversity and similarities between and within societies throughout ancient, medieval, and modern history. Bachelor of Arts (BA)

Interdisciplinary

Allows students to design an individualized course of study by combining two subjects into a cohesive program. Choose from: art, biology, English, history, mathematics, philosophy, psychology, and religion. Bachelor of Arts (BA)

Psychology

Combines scientific study with spiritual perspectives in a program that includes applied psychology, clinical psychology, and research methods. Bachelor of Arts (BA)

Religion

Focuses on study of the Bible, the theological works of Emanuel Swedenborg, and religion in the world. Bachelor of Arts (BA)

Our bachelor in arts (BA) and bachelor in science in biology (BS) degrees are four-year liberal arts degrees. Students earning a Bryn Athyn College liberal arts BA or BS must fulfill Core Program requirements, college residency requirements (see the Student Handbook), and the individual major requirements.

As a Bryn Athyn student, you'll be expected to declare a major before the end of your second year of study.* Your advisor will assist you in this process and help you plan a course to complete the degree requirements.

*With the exception of the Education Major, which is a four-year major. Students interested in the Education Major should consult with the major head as early as possible.