79 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

A major in Management from Clemson University provides flexibility to tailor your education and classes to your specific business interests.

For those who want to impact other sectors, this degree equips students to also explore opportunities in aerospace, FAANG, military & government, agriculture, and research labs. Automotive Engineering is offered by Clemson University. 

Biomedical Engineering  from Clemson University combines in-depth instruction in biology, biochemistry and physiology.

Agribusiness at Clemson University is big business and big opportunities. Eleven percent of total jobs in the United States are connected with the food and agricultural sectors. 

Majoring in Food Science and Human Nutrition at the Clemson University isn’t just about food; it’s about the whole process — from the design to the distribution stages and everything in between.

As a Sociology major at the Clemson University you’ll delve into topics such as social class and poverty, race and ethnicity, gender, criminal justice, marriage and families, culture, religion, education and developing societies. We offer both a Bachelor of Science and a Bachelor of Arts in sociology.

Sports Communication at Clemson University plays an integral part in the sports world, and it is imperative for sports professionals to have a strong communications foundation to be successful and competitive. 

As a Geology major at Clemson University, you’ll study all of these issues plus traditional topics including rocks, minerals and fossils, which reveal information about Earth’s history and provide the raw materials that our society and technology are built upon.

Do you consider yourself a leader of people and processes? Do you enjoy working both indoors and outdoors, with people of diverse backgrounds? Do you like to solve problems and see your solutions come to reality? If this describes you, and you love construction, then Construction Science and Management Clemson University’s degree is custom built for you.

If you have a strong enthusiasm for learning about the past, majoring in History at Clemson University will enthrall you.

Landscape Architecture program at the Clemson University involves planning, designing and managing the physical environment at all scales — from small sites to entire regions. Although the profession is little more than 150 years old, it has quickly evolved into a position of great importance. 

Unlock the puzzles of science with bright young minds by majoring in science teaching. We offer the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science in Science Teaching at the Clemson University.

You likely can already see how the concepts of heredity are important in medicine, but they are also very important to modern science and industry in areas such as biotechnology and agriculture. A Genetics degree from Clemson University is a strong preparation for many different careers. 

Clemson University’s Turfgrass graduates are more than par for the course; they live their lives on the green. Graduates don’t have a problem finding happiness when they surround themselves with a viable career they are passionate about.

The Computer Engineering program at the Clemson University has a strong foundation of math, computer science and the physical sciences, and you’ll delve into the inner workings of computers with a course of study that gives you an in-depth, hands-on look at computers of all sizes — micro, mini and large.

Do you love animals? Do you enjoy science? Then you’ll certainly find the Animal and Veterinary Sciences major at the Clemson University will blend your passions and academic interests.

Industrial Engineering at the Clemson University is all about systems — people, environment and equipment. Industrial engineers design how everybody and everything works — from airport security checkpoints to emergency evacuations — in order to help companies operate effectively and competitively.

For many Americans, the mention of the word agriculture sends the imagination to a corn field with a tractor. But the Agricultural Mechanization and Business major at Clemson University turns that idea upside down and leads students into the innovative and international world of agriculture and agribusiness, combining sciences and related technologies with a background in business management.

The Anthropology major at the Clemson University is both exciting and practical with career options that range from forensic anthropologist to urban planner, from product developer to consumer affairs investigator, from museum curator to park ranger.

Students in the Pan African Studies program at the Clemson University are learning that if they can engage with all people, they will be a lot more successful in life.