66 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Psychological Science from Buffalo State SUNY is designed for students interested in a more traditional path in psychology that is geared towards research-focused graduate studies and careers that would emphasize more advanced research training.

Career and Technical Education from Buffalo State SUNY students complete coursework in career and technical education to be recommended for initial certification (grades 7-12) in New York State in one of over 83 certification titles.  

Art Education from Buffalo State SUNY prepares students for initial certification to teach visual arts to pre-kindergarten through grade 12 (PK-12) in New York State schools. 

Writing from Buffalo State SUNY offers students an opportunity to combine the study and practice of the craft of writing with the study of literature, theater, television and communication arts.  

Childhood Education and English Extension (Grades 1–6 and English 7-9) from Buffalo State SUNY is clinically-rich with carefully designed field experiences that culminate in one full semester of student teaching. 

Individualized Studies from Buffalo State SUNY provides students with a vehicle to design their own unique programs of study. The program allows students to investigate a theme, an issue, a problem, or a particular career interest and to formulate a specific curriculum accordingly. 

Childhood Education and Social Studies Extension (Grades 1–6 and Social Studies 7-9) from Buffalo State SUNY is clinically-rich with carefully designed field experiences that culminate in one full semester of student teaching.  

The Electrical Engineering Technology, Smart Grid at Buffalo State SUNY is accredited by the Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission of ABET.

The B.A. in Applied Psychology at Buffalo State SUNY is focused on serving students interested in pursuing applied careers in psychology and related fields, including those potentially looking to enter the field with a bachelors or masters degree. 

Political Science and Law 3 plus 3 Combined Pathway from Buffalo State SUNY is the study of government and politics. The major is divided into five areas: American government and politics, international politics, comparative politics, political theory, and public law. The program offers a variety of courses in each of these areas.

Anthropology from Buffalo State SUNY is the exploration of what it means to be human. Although anthropology is often associated with faraway places and remote excavations, anthropologists are increasingly involved in research on such topics as education, health, food, migration, sports, tourism, and cultural identity.  

Arts and Letters from Buffalo State SUNY provides the opportunity to craft a customized major for students who are interested in the study of any of the forms of human expression, creativity, and culture, and whose career/life plans would be served by an academic scope broader than that offered by any single department. 

Childhood Education and Mathematics Extension (Grades 1–6 and Mathematics 7-9) from Buffalo State SUNY is clinically-rich with carefully designed field experiences that culminate in one full semester of student teaching.  

Early Childhood Education (Birth - Grade 2) from Buffalo State SUNY is clinically-rich with carefully designed field experiences that culminate in one full semester of student teaching.  

The Bachelor of Science in Mathematics Education (7-12) from Buffalo State SUNY is directed to a career goal of teaching.

Technology Education from Buffalo State SUNY prepares students to teach technology and the technological systems utilized in problem solving.

Earth Sciences from Buffalo State SUNY offers students the opportunity to develop a broad understanding of the earth as a dynamic, interacting system of land, sea, atmosphere, and solar system. 

Urban and Regional Planning from Buffalo State SUNY is a discipline concerned with effective change and development in a positive and beneficial manner. 

The English B.A. program at Buffalo State SUNY in literature offers a liberal arts English major, the enhancement of writing skills, and electives to satisfy Intellectual Foundations requirements.

The Electrical Engineering Technology, Electronics program at Buffalo State SUNY prepares students to design, test, and fabricate solid-state circuits and systems (both digital and analog), microwave systems, and control systems.