80 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Psychology programme at Brown University encompasses a range of phenomena and levels of analysis in pursuit of three goals: to deepen understanding of cognitive and neural mechanisms of sensation, perception, learning, and emotion; to probe the biological and evolutionary foundations of behavior; and to clarify the social perception and assessment of individuals and groups.

The Early Modern World programme at Brown University promotes interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary approaches to historical cultures around the world between the waning of feudalism and the arrival of global industrial capitalism, from the 1300s to the end of the 1800s.

The History of Art and Architecture programme at Brown University introduces students to the history of art, architecture, and visual culture.

The Medieval Cultures programme at Brown University offers a concentration in Medieval Cultures with two tracks with distinct foci: one in Medieval Cultures and the other in Late Antique Cultures.

The B.A. in Business, Entrepreneurship and Organizations at Brown University is one of the larger concentrations at Brown and offers students an academically rigorous approach to teaching and learning about business, organizational theory, entrepreneurship, and technological innovation. 

Students in Geology-Biology at Brown University apply principles from geology, biology, chemistry, and physics to understand how major components of the Earth, such as its atmosphere and oceans, interact with and sustain life in the past, present, and into the future. 

The B.A. in German Studies at Brown University opens the doors to students who are interested in the language, literature, and culture of the German speaking areas of Central Europe.

The B.S. in Geological Science at Brown University involves study of the composition, histories, and processes shaping the Earth and other planets.

The B.S. in Biophysics at Brown University offer students more depth of study in the physical sciences and the core sub-disciplines of Biology. 

The B.A. in East Asian Studies at Brown University is a multidisciplinary concentration designed for students wishing to attain reasonable fluency in Chinese, Japanese, or Korean with specialized exposure to selected East Asian subjects.

The B.A. in Urban Studies at Brown University teaches students to analyze the city, urban life, and urbanization through a variety of disciplinary lenses. 

The B.A. in Africana Studies at Brown University engages issues about historical and contemporary responses to local and global crises.

The B.A. in International Relations at Brown University aims to foster creative thinking about pressing global problems and to equip students with the analytic tools, language expertise, and cross-cultural understanding to guide them in that process.

The B.A. in Science, Technology, and Society at Brown University  is an interdisciplinary concentration that examines the processes of scientific discovery and the establishment of scientific policies and systems of belief from historical, philosophical, anthropological, and sociological perspectives.

The B.A. in French Studies at Brown University aims to prepare students to become skilled in using the French language and knowledgeable about the contributions of French and Francophone literatures and civilizations to human culture of the past and the present. 

The B.S. in Neuroscience at Brown University offers a program of study in the fields of knowledge important to an understanding of brain function. Neuroscience is an interdisciplinary field that seeks to understand the functions and diseases of the nervous system.

The International and Public Affairs at  Brown University equips students with the knowledge and skills necessary to be engaged global citizens.

The Independent Concentration programme at Brown University is for exceptionally dedicated students who are willing to spend extra time and effort creating a “new” concentration, representing a coherent field of study that Brown does not offer.

The Visual Art programme at Brown University engages in artistic practice across a wide range of media: painting, sculpture, printmaking, drawing, photography, and digital imaging.

The Education Studies programme at Brown University studies education in a rigorous, multi-dimensional way that allows them to investigate thorny questions of opportunity and equity in real-world settings.