ALMA — A group of 19 Michigan teachers celebrated a unique milestone at Alma College’s Andison Chapel on Friday, July 12, as the first graduates of Alma’s Master of Arts
Break down barriers. Expand horizons. Studying other languages and cultures fosters empathy and intercultural collaboration, allowing us to thrive in an increasingly connected world. In Alma’s world languages and cultures
Read MoreA holistic approach to health. Alma’s integrative physiology and health science (IPHS) program focuses on the complex mechanisms underlying human function. As an IPHS major, you will: Study how physiology
Read MoreFrom backstage to center stage, let your creativity shine. At Alma, our theatre program emphasizes imagination, creativity, performance and production. As a theatre major, you will: Take classes in acting,
Read MoreInvestigate how social behavior, relationships and institutions shape societies. At Alma, we approach sociology as the study of humankind. We focus on how history, psychology and economics interact to affect
Read MoreExamine systems of power and government. Political science analyzes how governments function at the local, national and global levels. To earn your bachelor’s degree in political science, you’ll: Study the
Read MoreContemplate life, meaning and human experience. Through philosophy, we weigh fundamental questions about the nature of reality and our place within it. In Alma’s philosophy program, you will: Survey the
Read MoreShape the future of digital communication. The ways we learn, create and consume information are constantly evolving. The field of new media studies sits at the intersection of technology, communication
Read MoreStudy the structure and function of the nervous system. As the body’s command center, the brain and nervous system are at the heart of everything we do, think and feel.
Read MoreHit your highest notes with us. Whether you wish to compose, sing, play or teach, you’ll find opportunities to hone your craft at Alma. As a music major, you’ll: Study
Read MoreExplore how the past has molded the present. Historians study the complexity of factors that inform movements and events in history. To earn your bachelor’s degree in history, you will:
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