16 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Music program of Virginia Tech offers small class sizes, free private instruction, flexibility to pursue double majors, and access to innovative technologies and workspaces. Individual instruction and opportunities for hands-on experience develop the musician, educator and artist in each student. 

The Art History program of Virginia Tech develops the student's ability to place a work of art in its historical, cultural, social, and political contexts by giving equal weight to the development of both analytical and visual skills. 

The internationally recognized Industrial Design program of Virginia Tech, fully accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design, prepares individuals to enter this dynamic field through a rigorous curriculum and interaction with an experienced, dedicated faculty. 

If you are looking for a creative, interesting and always-changing field, where design is the key to engineering products that are easily recycled and re-used to reduce waste for a greener planet, then you are needed in the Packaging Systems and Design program of Virginia Tech. 

The Smart and Sustainable Cities program of Virginia Tech is one of the first majors of its kind in the United States. Building on the Public and Urban Affairs (PUA) degree core, students will learn the dynamics of urban change across time, space, and place. 

The Theatre Arts program of Virginia Tech provides a comprehensive education in theatre within the context of a broad liberal arts course of study. It is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Theatre. The curriculum emphasizes the theoretical, the historical, and the practical. 

Students in the Landscape Design and Turfgrass Science program at Virginia Tech learn to design, build, and manage beautiful and functional landscapes using science-based practices that contribute to environmental sustainability. 

The Interior Design program of Virginia Tech offers a four-year professional degree program in interior design accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation. Students receive a bachelor of science in interior design, which is the first step in preparation for taking the NCIDQ exam and membership in professional organizations. 

The Cinema major at the Virginia Tech offers courses in film history, criticism, and production, along with a strong foundation in the fundamentals of theatre performance. 

The SOVA Studio Art program at the Virginia Tech offers classes in painting, drawing, sculpture, and photography. We aim to prepare artists for the digitally enhanced world by integrating emerging technologies into a contemporary fine arts experience. 

Architecture is a combination of artistic ideals, cultural forces, and physical facts. The studio-based curriculum of the Architecture program of Virginia Tech provides a learning environment that cultivates vigorous dialogue and debate, intellectual discipline, and a self-motivated search for architectural values. 

Exploring Architecture, Arts, and Design (undecided) is a major in the College of Architecture, Arts, and Design (AAD) at Virginia Tech that serves as a portal to the college's four and five year degree programs.

The Residential Environments and Design program of Virginia Tech focuses on designing, selecting, and marketing residential spaces and products. 

The Landscape Architecture program of Virginia Tech provides opportunities to specialize in site design, urban design, ecological design, environmental planning and design, and regional landscape planning. 

The Fashion Merchandising and Design program of Virginia Tech prepares students who want to design, develop, and merchandise products in the exciting and fast paced global fashion industry. 

The Graphic Design program at the Virginia Tech prepares our students for a career in graphic design by focusing on conceptual thinking, semiotics and problem-solving tactics.