Girton has a small but lively group of students in Theology, Religion and Philosophy of Religion. The Director of Studies, Dr Hilary Marlow, is an Old Testament scholar with a wide range of other interests, including environmental ethics, interfaith dialogue and the science and religion debate. Additional assistance is offered by the Chaplain, whose interests lie in theology and literature. In recent years Girton students have been very successful in the Faculty, resulting from the College ethos of a relaxed atmosphere with academic rigour.

Land Economy is the study of the use, development and management of the environment, land and other natural resources. At its core, it has the disciplines of Law and Economics and their application to the environment, broadly defined.

Girton has a longstanding tradition in studying the law and is proud of its immensely distinguished alumni in this field. Girton lawyers have always been pioneers.

History is taught within the Humanities Department at Concord. It is offered to all years. Three enthusiastic teachers and a careful choice of content allow the students to develop high-level skills and understand a broad range of history. The subject is taken by most students in Form 3 (Year 9) dependent upon their level of English.

The Degree Apprenticeship in Electronic Design offers an innovative way of training the next generation of skilled industrial workers.