II. Areas of Study

For further information on what prospective students can study at Antioch, we refer students to the Faculty Webpage, where there are brief statements of their interests and strengths. Antioch faculty has expertise in the following areas:

Administration	Education	Painting
Africana Studies	Environmental Sciences	Peace Studies
Anthropology	Environmental Studies	Philosophy
Art	Film	Photography
Biology	Geology	Physics
Botany	History	Physical Education
Buddhist Studies	International Relations	Political Science
Chemistry	Languages	Printmaking
Ceramics	Literature	Psychology
Communications	Linguistics	Sociology
Computer Science	Management	Theater
Creative Writing	Math	Women's Studies
Dance	Media Arts	World Law
Economics	Music

Antioch’s CONNECTED CURRICULUM goes beyond traditional academic departments such as the Departments of Biology, English, or Mathematics.

Working with faculty mentors, students develop an individually guided major, often combining fields of interest to create a larger, more versatile education. Students will graduate with a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree.