57 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The B.A. in Organizational Communication at Bethel University helps students develop competency in how best to communicate within this exciting and fast-paced organizational context.

Bethel University offers both B.A. and B.S. degrees in Physics. The physics major is a good starting place for many different careers in industry, or it can be an excellent springboard for graduate work. The Bachelor of Science (B.S.) is an intensive program designed to prepare you for graduate school or research employment.

An English major at Bethel University, you’ll have the opportunity to both experience great literature and create it. You'll read deeply, listen hard, get curious, go explore, and craft stories that will shape your soul and change the world.

Environmental Science at Bethel University focuses on the identification and solution of environmental problems and on moving our society toward environmentally sustainable patterns of living. 

Bethel University's B.A. in Art is for students seeking an art major with depth combined with a broad liberal arts education. This degree allows students to explore careers requiring visual thinking, creative skills, and problem-solving capabilities.

The Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education K–6 at Bethel University is designed to help students excel as teachers in elementary schools.

Accredited by the Council on Social Work Education since 1982, the B.A. in Social Work (B.S.W.) at Bethel University provides eligibility to practice as a licensed social worker, serving individuals, families, groups, communities, and organizations.

A Biblical and Theological Studies major at Bethel University is for students who are passionate about understanding the Bible, theology, and what it means to be a Christian today.

The Media Production major at Bethel University focuses on preparing graduates to navigate the ever-changing media culture within organizations, television, and online.

The Communication Arts and Literature 5-12 major at Bethel University prepares you to be a high school or middle school English teacher as you complete significant coursework in English and education, with additional coursework in communication studies—making connections between the subject matter and the teaching strategies it requires.

The B.A. in History at Bethel University will provide you with a broad knowledge of human history. You'll be able to go everywhere from ancient Rome to the modern Middle East and to study everything from the world wars to the American West. 

Bethel University's B.S. in Nursing is for students who are passionate about caring for the health of others.

Chemical Engineering at Bethel University solve challenges associated with chemical reactions and processes in plants and manufacturing facilities. In addition to chemistry, the chemical engineer takes extensive course work in thermodynamics, material properties, and material transport.

The Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Electrical Engineering at Bethel University is built on the university's incredible track record of excellence in physics and engineering. 

Bethel University offers both B.A. and B.S. degrees in Biology. The biology major is a good starting place for many careers in the life sciences, with opportunities to specialize in a number of areas or to continue on to graduate education.

The Business and Political Science major at Bethel University provides students with an understanding of the government's role in society and the interaction between economic and political life.

Bethel University’s B.S. in Neuroscience is an interdisciplinary major offered by the biology and psychology departments and includes chemistry, mathematics, and related courses. 

The Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree at Bethel University provides a strong background in Chemistry that's attractive to employers and graduate schools.

The B.A. in Applied Philosophy at Bethel University enables you to directly connect the study of philosophy with the study of another discipline that interests you.

Business, Business Analytics and Analysis at Bethel University has applicability in a wide range of careers. Today, businesses rely on quantitative analysis and modeling to make wise decisions that improve outcomes and organizational effectiveness.