Bachelor in European Studies/Civilization (Bachelor's)

Tuition is Tuition for the 2024-2025 academic year is $61,500..

This programme is designed for students interested in European history, culture, and politics through an interdisciplinary approach. It focuses on the development of analytical skills across multiple fields related to Europe. Students engage with topics ranging from the Renaissance to modern European integration. The programme supports further study or careers in international contexts.

Focus areas include European history, European politics, European culture, European Union, European languages, International relations.

The major requires a total of 36 credits distributed across core courses, electives, and language study. Students must complete courses in history, politics, literature, and at least one European language.

Graduates pursue careers in government, foreign service, law, journalism, or continue to graduate study in European studies and related humanities fields.

Applicants must meet Scripps College's general admission requirements. No specific prerequisites are listed for the major. Submission of a personal statement and academic transcripts is required.

The programme totals about 36 credit hours. On-campus, full-time, typically completed in four years. For international students, tuition is well above the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 34% of applicants.

Scripps College is a women’s liberal arts college in Claremont, California, where students learn in a supportive community that elevates their voices and perspectives. The College is approaching its centennial in 2026-2027, marking its first 100 years. Its location at the heart of The Claremont Colleges gives students a close campus community alongside the resources and connections of a larger institution.

Academic work at Scripps centers on a rigorous liberal arts education that cultivates courage, creativity, and confidence. The College offers more than 60 academic majors, with average classes of 15 students. Students can also access more than 2,000 courses through the consortium, along with joint academic programs and cross-registration across its member institutions. At Scripps, 85 percent of students hold at least one internship, and the student-faculty ratio is 11:1.

The Claremont Colleges consist of five independent undergraduate institutions and two graduate institutions, each with its own student body, faculty, campus, mission, and identity. Students at Scripps can use shared resources that include a two-million-volume library, student bookstore, health and counseling services, chaplains’ offices, and recreational facilities. The College’s greater Los Angeles setting places students about 35 miles from Los Angeles while keeping daily life anchored in the Claremont campuses and their academic community.