181 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Boston University's Department of Classical Studies offers a BA/MA program leading to the Bachelor of Arts (BA) and the Master of Arts (MA)

Computer Science at Boston University prepares students for rewarding, cutting-edge careers in software engineering, system administration and management, and research and development in industrial and governmental laboratories.

Mathematics at Boston University emphasizes breadth of coverage of basic topics of current general importance, as opposed to narrow specialization.

Data Science at Boston University  is a rigorous program that covers the foundational as well as the applied dimensions of Data Science by focusing on aspects of mathematics, statistics, algorithmics, informatics, and software engineering that are relevant to the manipulation, analysis, and actionable use of complex data assets.

Chemistry - Chemical Biology at Boston University builds on a core of courses covering the principal areas of chemistry as an intellectual foundation. 

Boston University's undergraduate curriculum in Public Relations will prepare students for professional careers in myriad fields related to corporate, public affairs, and media-based communication, by incorporating theory, research, and practice to provide a deeper understanding of media relations, intercultural affairs, digital expression, ethics and crisis communication, and campaign strategy.

The BA/MA program in Chemistry at Boston University allows the student to receive both the bachelor of arts (BA) and master of arts (MA) degrees in five years. With advanced placement credits and/or summer classes, the program may be completed in less than five years

The Bachelor of Liberal Studies (BLS) in History degree program from Boston University offers study in American, European, world, and military history. History degree students gain skills applicable to many careers, including the ability to criticize, organize, and synthesize extensive materials, and to write with clarity and precision.

The combined BS/MS-SLP program in Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences with Speech-Language Pathology at Boston University is designed for highly motivated and academically talented students who are ready to commit to a career in speech-language pathology.

Boston University's joint Chemistry and Physics major at Boston University incorporates the core elements of chemistry and physics to enable an interdisciplinary study of the structure and properties of atoms, molecules, and materials. 

The major in Holocaust, Genocide and Human Rights Studies from Boston University offers students the opportunity to familiarize themselves with the causes and consequences of past acts of genocide and human rights violations and to consider human rights law as a means of violence prevention.

The Computer Science BA/MS program, typically completed in four-and-a-half to five years at Boston University, is designed for highly qualified students. Students will learn to analyze problems that require computation, and design and implement appropriate problem solutions that are efficient and effective.

In this new degree in Science Education from Boston University, students gain mastery and rigor of scientific knowledge in their chosen area of specialization (Biology, Chemistry, or Physics), a thorough background in the sciences, and cutting-edge teacher training and professional development.

Boston University's Bachelor of Arts/Master of Public Health program offered jointly by the College of Arts & Sciences (CAS) and the School of Public Health (SPH) is a blend of the undergraduate experience and graduate professional study leading to increased career opportunities in the field of public health.

Education and Human Development-Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Multilingual Learner Education at Boston University is designed for academically motivated Wheelock undergraduate students who are interested in pursuing careers as public-school second language educators of designated English learners.

The Chemistry - Materials and Nanoscience Specialization at Boston University offers students a broad education in the traditional subdisciplines of chemistry along with an opportunity for in-depth training at the interface of materials chemistry and nanoscience. 

Asian Studies at Boston University is a major offered in the Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies to students enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences. The major focuses on East Asia and South Asia, with attention to Central Asia, Southeast Asia, and the Pacific Rim.

Sociology graduates from Boston University work in fields that range from medicine and law to social work, education, market research, business, journalism, criminal justice, policy analysis, and nonprofits.

The major in Linguistics offered by Boston University enables students to explore, at many levels and from a variety of perspectives, how language works.

Like all World Languages & Literatures majors, Chinese Language and Literature majors at Boston University begin with CAS XL 100 Leaving Home: Explorations in World Literature, a team-taught course in which students meet the WLL faculty through guest lectures and get oriented in the rich diversity of the world’s literary traditions.