A Bryn Mawr education is designed to encourage intellectual exploration, independent initiative, advanced research, and the mastery of skills essential to meaningful scholarship: critical reasoning, reasoned argument, clear expression, and the ability to solve problems creatively and work across disciplines.
- Africana Studies
- Anthropology
- Arabic
- Archaeology (see Classical and Near Eastern Archaeology)
- Architecture (see Growth and Structure of Cities)
- Art History (see History of Art)
- Arts at Bryn Mawr College
- Asian Studies (see East Asian Languages and Cultures)
- Astronomy at Haverford
- Biology
- Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
- Chemistry
- Child and Family Studies
- Cities (see Growth and Structure of Cities)
- Classical and Near Eastern Archaeology
- Classics (see Greek, Latin, and Classical Studies)
- Comparative Literature
- Computational Methods
- Computer Science
- Creative Writing
- Dance
- Data Science
- East Asian Languages and Cultures
- Ecology (see Environmental Studies)
- Economics
- Education
- English (see Literatures in English)
- Environmental Studies
- Film Studies
- Fine Arts at Haverford
- French and Francophone Studies
- Gender and Sexuality Studies
- Geology
- German and German Studies
- Greek, Latin, and Classical Studies
- Growth and Structure of Cities
- Health Studies
- Hebrew and Judaic Studies
- History
- History of Art
- International Studies
- Italian (See Transnational Italian Studies)
- Latin (see Greek, Latin and Classical Studies)
- Latin American, Iberian, and Latina/o Studies
- Linguistics
- Literatures in English
- Mathematics
- Middle Eastern Studies
- Museum Studies
- Music at Haverford
- Neuroscience
- Peace, Conflict, and Social Justice Studies
- Philosophy
- Physics
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Religion at Haverford
- Romance Languages
- Russian
- Sociology
- Spanish
- Theater
- Transnational Italian Studies
- Urban Studies (see Growth and Structure of Cities)
- Visual Studies at Haverford
- Women's Studies (see Gender and Sexuality Studies)