27 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Theater and Performance Studies (Honors) at Stanford University offers an intensive academic and creative experience. This full-time undergraduate programme allows students to engage deeply with drama and performance. Participants benefit from a world-class environment while pursuing advanced research and practice.

The Art Practice programme at Stanford University is a comprehensive BA degree designed for aspiring visual artists. This full-time course immerses students in the craft, culture, and theory of contemporary fine art. Participants develop diverse skills through production-based learning and cross-disciplinary collaboration.

The Urban Studies - Cities in Comparative and Historical Perspective programme at Stanford University explores the evolution of global urban centres. This multidisciplinary course examines how cities relate to one another across time. Students engage in full-time study to understand the past and present of urban life.

The Film and Media Studies BA at Stanford University provides a comprehensive intellectual framework for analysing cinema and digital media. This full-time undergraduate programme explores film aesthetics and national traditions over several years of study, equipping students with a deep critical vocabulary for modern media.

Six pathways lead to the B.A. in History at Stanford University: General History; Global Affairs and World History; History, Philosophy, and the Arts; History of Science and Medicine; Public History/Public Service; and History and Law.  

The Urban Studies - Urban Education Concentration at Stanford University is a comprehensive undergraduate programme. This full-time course focuses on the intersection of urban planning and education, preparing students for policy and practice roles. It offers a robust academic foundation within a world-leading institution.

The Honors in the Arts at Stanford University is a prestigious interdisciplinary programme designed for undergraduates across all majors. This full-time, one-year capstone track allows students to integrate creative and critical perspectives through original projects, fostering innovation within the School of Humanities and Sciences.