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Economics is the study of the allocation of scarce resources, and the resulting forces that shape our economy and society both locally and globally. Our curriculum emphasizes economic theory, statistical analysis and the role of public policy in addressing social and economic problems. You can specialize in financial, managerial, international ...
Study the fundamental properties and principles of chemical systems and get hands-on experience with modern instrumentation and software in courses and research. As a chemistry major or minor, you will learn how to explore and explain chemical phenomena in the context of the world around us. To foster your creativity and critical thinking ...
Physics Major. Physics Major. Study the fundamental properties of energy, matter and the universe using some of the most advanced equipment available to undergraduate students. Our innovative curriculum explores topics ranging from “the six ideas that shaped physics” and the physics of music to general relativity and cosmology.
Neuroscience is the interdisciplinary study of the nervous system and its relationship to mental processes and behavior. At the heart of the field are biology, psychology and chemistry. Because many of the emerging approaches to understanding brain function require a firm foundation in several disciplines, you may take courses in several ...
The opportunities to perform at Pomona College are among the most extraordinary for any liberal arts college. We have a wide range of ensembles for music majors and for non-majors. They collaborate together, regardless of their area of study. The involvement in music ensembles and in coursework here in the music department is open to everyone.
Our Politics faculty hails from all over the world. They research and publish on areas that range from international human rights courts to green architecture to global democratization to education and civil society in Los Angeles. The Politics major at Pomona College invites one to think about the very arrangements that make us who we are.
The linguistics major/minor allows students to study the mental structures of language (phonology, syntax, semantics) and how people use language in everyday life to organize their social worlds. In doing this, our major provides training in qualitative and quantitative data analysis, writing and argumentation, and a variety of methods for ...
