181 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Art Education major at Boston University provides students with the opportunity to become skilled artists as well as to prepare for teaching art in pre-K–12 settings. Studio, education, and liberal arts courses are required study. 

Boston University's Lighting Design program prepares talented and committed students for careers in the professional world of theatre and related entertainment media. The program curriculum stresses the development of a student as a theatre artist. Focusing on collaboration, imagination, intellect, communication skills, oral critique, as well as professional behavior.

The Bachelor of Science in Management Studies degree program at Boston University is organized to provide a general overview of the operations of business and the business environment.

The Bachelor of Science in Urban Affairs program at Boston University prepares students for further study and jobs in urban public policy, community development and service delivery, and the administration of public and private agencies in urban settings.

The undergraduate major in Neuroscience at Boston University is motivated by an enthusiasm for exploration and an urgency to foster scientific literacy amidst a constant stream of news stories heralding “life-changing” discoveries.

The Painting program offered by Boston University promotes painting as a fundamental form of visual and artistic expression. The principal component of the Painting program is studio activity, and students explore various forms of painting in the first years of the major.

The major in English at Boston University offers students access to a thousand years of literature, from Beowulf to contemporary books in English from all over the world.

The Chemistry major at Boston University, with its emphasis on research skill development, builds on a core of courses covering the principal areas of chemistry (analytical, organic, physical, inorganic, and biochemistry).

The Design & Production programs at Boston University, such as Theatre, Stage Management, prepare talented and committed students for careers in the professional world of theatre and related entertainment media.

Biomedical Engineering at Boston University is a broad, interdisciplinary field that applies the science and technology of engineering to problems in biology, medicine, and biotechnology.

The Music program offered by Boston University prepares students for graduate work and academic careers in musicology, ethnomusicology, music theory, and composition, and through a choice of electives provides a base to pursue professional careers in music journalism, music librarianship, music publishing, arts management/leadership, and other wide-ranging areas of the music and arts industry.

Boston University's Nutrition program has three curricular tracks, each of which provides a broad background in the biological, chemical, and nutrition sciences.

Mathematics, statistics, and computer science are the subjects making up the mathematical and computational sciences. Boston University's joint major in Statistics and Computer Science allows students to explore all of these related disciplines. 

Boston University's joint major in Philosophy and Neuroscience enables students to employ cutting-edge work in the sciences to address seminal questions in philosophy. 

Boston University's Theatre, Technical Production programs prepare talented and committed students for careers in the professional world of theatre and related entertainment media.

The Theatre Arts, Performance major from Boston University offers in-depth and integrated training for students seeking a broad and holistic approach to the art form, allowing students to deeply explore a wider range of areas of interest, including but not limited to acting, directing, playwriting, dramaturgy, and producing.

Students admitted to the 4+1 program in Performance with Education at Boston University complete all requirements for a Bachelor of Music degree in music performance and a Master of Music degree in music education. The receipt of both degrees normally qualifies a student for Initial Teacher Licensure in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Political Science at Boston University explores the concerns and issues that animate public life. Using both humanistic and scientific approaches, it studies how political communities attempt to reconcile the claims of justice, power, liberty, and authority.

Archaeology at Boston University is a global discipline in which a comparative perspective is brought to bear on all types of material culture in the pursuit of understanding people of the distant and recent past.

The BS/MS in Human Physiology at Boston University is an early-admission, accelerated program that prepares students for careers in clinical, pharmaceutical, or biotechnology settings. The program provides a strong foundation for doctoral-level studies in biology, physiology, or neuroscience while also strengthening professional school applications.