Amherst Campuses

Amherst College, located in Amherst, Massachusetts, is a prestigious liberal arts college offering a wide range of undergraduate programs across various disciplines. As a small, residential campus, it emphasizes a personalized and rigorous academic experience with a low student-to-faculty ratio. The college operates on an open curriculum, allowing students the flexibility to explore diverse fields of study without strict core requirements, fostering intellectual curiosity and interdisciplinary learning.

• Humanities: Amherst offers robust programs in English, History, Philosophy, and Languages, encouraging critical thinking and cultural analysis through literature, historical research, and ethical debates.
• Social Sciences: Majors such as Political Science, Economics, Sociology, and Anthropology provide students with tools to understand societal structures, global economies, and political systems.
• Natural Sciences: The college excels in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Environmental Studies, with access to cutting-edge laboratories and research opportunities, often in collaboration with faculty.
• Mathematics and Computer Science: These programs focus on analytical skills, problem-solving, and technological innovation, preparing students for careers in data science, software development, and academia.
• Arts: Amherst supports creativity through programs in Art and the History of Art, Music, and Theater and Dance, offering both theoretical study and hands-on practice.

Additionally, Amherst College is part of the Five College Consortium, enabling students to take courses at nearby institutions like Smith College, Mount Holyoke College, Hampshire College, and the University of Massachusetts Amherst. This expands access to specialized courses and resources. The campus also emphasizes undergraduate research, internships, and study abroad programs, ensuring a well-rounded education that prepares students for graduate studies or professional careers in a global context.