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The College of Arts and Sciences offers an expansive and rigorous educational program with over forty academic majors and more than a dozen interdisciplinary minors. We also offer ten integrative concentrations, curricular pathways incorporating experiential learning opportunities.
Conservatory Areas of Study. Browse our 42 areas of private, applied study across a range of disciplines. Instruments and areas of study are organized in 11 divisions that encompass contemporary music, keyboard studies, vocal studies, and woodwinds, brass, and percussion. Filter by program type:
With the close support of faculty mentors, Oberlin’s film majors build the collaborative relationships that sustain their careers as writers, directors, producers, animators, teachers and journalists. Chair: Geoff Pingree. cinema.studies@oberlin.edu. 440-775-6601.
Oberlin’s Musical Studies major is designed for students in the Bachelor of Arts program with serious prior musical training. Students take courses in both the college and the conservatory to build foundations in music theory, musicianship skills, and music history. The program prepares graduates for a wide range of careers in music education, conducting, ethnomusicology,
Oberlin is a national leader in educating undergraduate scientists. Our curriculum provides a strong foundation in core disciplines alongside emerging fields such as energy technology, computational modeling, and behavioral ecology. Students have the opportunity to work directly with faculty on the most important ethical and scientific problems ...
From their first year on, Oberlin’s psychology students enter an academic community that is welcoming, dynamic, flexible and stimulating. Sally Moffitt. psychology@oberlin.edu. 440-775-8355. More than 80% of psychology majors conduct research outside the classroom.
Founders A Presbyterian minister and a missionary founded Oberlin in 1833. The duo, the Rev. John J. Shipherd and Philo P. Stewart, became friends while spending the summer of 1832 together in nearby Elyria. They discovered a mutual disenchantment with what they saw as the lack of strong Christian principles among the settlers of the American West. They decided to establish a college and a ...
