Five College Sustainability Studies brings together several programs to encourage the study and application of sustainability across all five campuses in the consortium and beyond.

The Logic Certificate Program brings together aspects of logic from different regions of the curriculum: philosophy, mathematics, computer science and linguistics.

Students at Five College campuses can study more than 60 languages; among the most offered anywhere in the country.

At the Five Colleges, each music department has its own identity, its own range of offerings, and a particular emphasis that sets it apart.

The Five College Multicultural Theater Committee, supported by the Five College Theater chairs and Five Colleges, Inc., is charged with furthering multicultural perspectives in theater in our community.

Students design a program that will meet their intellectual, academic and prospective professional needs in conjunction with an advisor from their home institution.

The Reproductive Health, Rights, & Justice (RHRJ) certificate assists students in developing a strong understanding of the conditions that influence reproduction in the U.S. & transnationally.

The Five College Queer, Trans, & Sexuality Studies certificate provides students an opportunity to critically examine the relationship between sexual and gender identities, experiences, cultures & communities.

Students in the Five College Native American & Indigenous Studies (NAIS) certificate program benefit from a wide range of courses exploring Native American & Indigenous Studies.

The Five College Statistics Program was created in 2011 to enable statistics faculty members at the five campuses to coordinate and integrate resources to better serve our statistics and data science students.