Majors & Programs

Learn to assess, analyze, and manage risk and liability—a perfect career-building minor for math lovers and problem solvers looking to support a business.

Degree Type for Majors

Bachelor of Science

So you mean business? Good, so do we. Start gaining real business experience at great Vermont entrepreneurial companies like Burton Snowboards as early as your first year.

Analyze problems, develop software systems, and use a variety of tools to evaluate computer programs and bring your innovations to realization in the Computer Science minor.

Develop a practical way of mediating conflict in your workplace, community, and personal life with Champlain College’s Conflict Management Minor.

Justice at all levels is a keystone of a functional society. Learn the criminal justice process at multiple levels and how your knowledge of this system can benefit your career.

Learn to develop and understand the security components of technology environments. Find solutions for networking and security problems while balancing business concerns and technical issues.

The collection and analysis of data is one of the largest markets in the world. Learn how to analyze, manipulate, and integrate this data successfully and become part of the data-driven marketplace.

Degree Type for Majors

Bachelor of Science

Release your digital investigation skills. Adopt the investigator's mindset, solve mysteries, and master artifact discovery with Digital Forensics at Champlain College.

Learn how to turn ideas into profitable businesses or non-profit with an Entrepreneurship minor.

Study environmental issues and the politics surrounding them to discover the action-oriented practicalities of what people and organizations can do to change the world for the better.

Explore concepts of the individual, family, and community. Further develop your understanding as you discover the connections between them within historical, political, and social climates.

Degree Type for Majors

Bachelor of Fine Arts

Master the production of motion pictures and understand the global business of filmmaking. Use the latest tools, work on real projects, and turn your vision into reality through observation, imagination, storytelling and technical skill.

Degree Type for Majors

Bachelor of Science

Create successful games, build your portfolio, and learn programming within a creative gaming culture when you major in Game Programming at Champlain College.

Degree Type for Majors

Bachelor of Science

Learn sound design from industry experts at Champlain, working with the same technology the pros use. Apply your skills and become a key part of a game development team, crafting successful games from start to finish.

Examine the physical, mental, and sociological aspects of aging, including the ways that society changes with an aging population with the Gerontology minor.

Explore current issues, history, and languages of specific regions and countries around the world. Engage with theories and perspectives on political, economic, and social dynamics of globalization.

Perfect your technical skills while learning how design impacts messaging and vice versa. Explore the latest digital-image software and learn how to create professional communication materials.

Discover the best practices for working with employees and management within an office while following legal requirements and effectively enforcing company policies.

Identify core computer networking and infrastructure components and the roles they serve to supplement business, creative, and other professional pursuits.

Discover different types of narratives that are immersive, non-linear, and engage our audience in a wholly new and unique way. Learn to design these narratives and create all new experiences.

Identify the opportunities and challenges of navigating the variety of international markets, cultures and geopolitical contexts that arise when conducting business on a global scale.

Examine the complex histories, cultures, political activities, and expressions of LGBTQ people while exploring larger social and institutional foundations like media representation and human rights.

A strong base understanding of law and the legal system is a valuable asset to any résumé. Tailor your classes to focus on the specific kind of law that applies to your chosen career and get ahead.

Degree Type for Majors

Bachelor of Science

Start building your professional marketing skills right away, taking hands-on courses in your first semester. Intern with local companies, and graduate career-ready.

Acquire a solid foundation in mathematics theory, techniques, and applications that will inform work in your chosen career, and boost your résumé to help you get there.

Effective media production is a foundation of any successful business. Learn about streaming, social media and traditional media, as well as how to write, produce, and edit content for each.

Degree Type for Majors

Bachelor of Science

Study human motivations and the latest neuroscience in a career-focused Psychology major that prepares you for this dynamic field.

Discover the applications of real-time 3-D animation within media such as games, virtual reality, and virtual film production. Hone the artistic and technical skills needed to succeed in the field.

Study the creation of 3-D art for real-time media like games, virtual reality, and film production. Develop the artistic and technical skills needed to create high-quality 3-D models and textures.

See your work through the lens of social justice. Learn how social, economic, and political issues influence each other and affect an individual's or community's essential rights.

Degree Type for Majors

Bachelor of Social Work

Uplift families, empower individuals, and heal communities with Champlain's Social Work major.

Business can do better—we’ll show you how ethical business policies and practices can build healthier communities and environments, without sacrificing profits.

Bridge the gap between design and software development. Create dynamic designs and implement them with code for mobile apps, web apps, and other forms of electronic media.

Develop strong writing skills in technical writing like journalism and grant writing and more creative writing like poetry and fiction. Increase your media literacy and written communication skills.