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You love math — you’re really good at it — but you don’t know how to turn your love for numbers into a concrete career. That’s where Actuarial Science comes in.

Our Advertising/Public Relations major prepares students for careers in business, communications, or mass media-related fields. Students learn how to tell a story, while also working with clients as they build campaigns and combine classroom instruction with hands-on opportunities.

Biochemistry is the study of chemical reactions in living organisms. The Applied Biochemistry Major at Marietta College prepares students for Physician Assistant Studies, Pharmacy school and teaching.

Chemistry, the central science, is the study of matter, its properties, and reactivity. The Applied Chemistry Major at Marietta College prepares students for careers outside traditional chemical research, such as teaching, business, and science writing.

Applied Physics is the study of the basic laws of nature and their application to modern technologies. Applied Physics provides both broad and focused study in physics while relating this study to applications used in technology-based industries.

From app icons and websites to cereal boxes, art and design are all around us. If you want to innovate, create and make your mark in the intensely visual world we live in, a Major or Minor in Studio Art or Graphic Design at Marietta is for you.

The Art History minor at Marietta College allows students to explore a variety of time periods, art movements, and cultures, including the study of Asia, preparing students to engage with an increasingly interconnected world.

Marietta’s Asian Studies program prepares you to live and work in an interconnected world in which Asia is central.

Marietta’s Asian Studies program focuses on China, preparing you to live and work in an interconnected world in which Asia is central. You will start with a grounding in language and history, explore the roots of Asian arts and religions, and then explore contemporary Asian politics and economics to transition into the world of work.

The Astronomy minor is designed to be flexible so that it can be customized to the needs of each student.