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71 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university
Business Economics
Business Economics is a quantitatively-oriented program of study in applied economics at Pennsylvania State University. Leading to a B.S. degree, this major combines in-depth study of economics with a general business background, the latter including courses in accounting, finance, management, management information systems, marketing, and quantitative business analysis.
Organizational and Professional Communication
A Bachelor of Science in Organizational and Professional Communication at Pennsylvania State University provides increased understanding and practice in how people communicate to influence others and shape the world around them. Modern society requires effective communication in professional, personal, social, and multicultural settings.
Global Studies
This Global Studies major at Pennsylvania State University is designed for students who are interested in a liberal arts degree with a concentration in global studies.
Strategic Communications
Learn to create powerful strategic communications through modern research techniques, messaging construction, and post-campaign analysis with the course work available through this online Strategic Communications degree program at Pennsylvania State University.
International Business
With the B.S. in International Business from Pennsylvania State University, you’ll develop a broad intercultural competence to go along with your business knowledge, positioning you to flourish no matter where your business happens to be.
Finance
This Finance major at Pennsylvania State University provides students with an opportunity to study investment analysis, management of banks and other financial institutions, and financial management of corporations and other businesses.
Interdisciplinary Business with Engineering Studies
Do you have a brain for business as well as an interest in engineering? With Pennsylvania State University B.S. in Interdisciplinary Business with Engineering Studies (IBE), you don't have to choose.
Multidisciplinary Studies
Pennsylvania State University's Multidisciplinary Studies program is a multi-disciplinary, theme-oriented, and student-designed major leading to a bachelor of arts degree.
Accounting
This Accounting major at Pennsylvania State University prepares students for careers in public, corporate, not-for-profit, and governmental accounting and also provides an appropriate background for those planning to enter law school or graduate school.
Business (Altoona)
The Bachelor of Science in Business (Altoona) (B.S.B.) at Pennsylvania State University is a professionally-oriented business degree program that combines the theoretical underpinnings of core business disciplines, notably business analytics, management, marketing, finance, and supply chain management, with applied study in a practical setting.
Business (Berks)
The Bachelor of Science in Business (Berks) from Pennsylvania State University is a professionally-oriented business degree program that combines the theoretical underpinnings of core business disciplines, notably business analytics, management, marketing, finance, and supply chain management, with applied study in a practical setting.
Science and Business Administration
Students admitted to this special cooperative program of Science and Business Administration between the Eberly College of Science and The Smeal College of Business from Pennsylvania State University will be able to combine a Bachelor of Science degree in the Science major, with a Master of Business Administration degree.
Agribusiness Management
Learn to combine core business concepts with principles of the agricultural industry as you focus on commodity markets, production, manufacturing, distribution, and the overall food system with this Agribusiness Management online degree program at Pennsylvania State University.
Business
Build a strong foundation in strategic business and project management. This Business online degree program at Pennsylvania State University allows you to align your course work with one of six unique topic areas to tailor your degree to your goals.
Organizational Leadership
Explore leadership in businesses and organizations from a humanistic perspective with this comprehensive curriculum. The course work in this Organizational Leadership online bachelor's degree program at Pennsylvania State University is focused on the social sciences and humanities.
Advertising/Public Relations
This Advertising/Public Relations major at Pennsylvania State University is designed to provide a balance of theory, research, and practice. The course sequence provides professional skills courses in conjunction with applied theory and critical evaluative courses.
Organizational Leadership
The Organizational Leadership degree at Pennsylvania State University draws on many of the disciplines of the liberal arts, as well as business and science, to illuminate the issues that all leaders face regarding work and employment issues in the 21st Century, as well as in other aspects of organizational life more generally.
Security and Risk Analysis
The Bachelor of Science in Security and Risk Analysis (SRA) offered at Pennsylvania State University in the College of Information Sciences and Technology responds to the expanding need for a highly trained analytic workforce to address a wide range of security and risk domains including national/homeland security, emergency and disaster management.
Accounting
Prepare for the CPA exam with one of the few online Accounting degree programs to have earned AACSB accreditation, an honor reserved for the top 5% of business programs in the world. Start on the path to graduate school or prepare for a career in public accounting, industry, or the nonprofit sector with this program at Pennsylvania State University.
Writing and Digital Media
The Writing and Digital Media major at Pennsylvania State University is intended to prepare students to write effectively in a variety of workplace and academic settings. Methods of instruction draw upon the strategies and techniques of practicing writers outside of the University, including workshops, peer conferencing, collaborative writing, portfolio preparation, and internships.