14 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

As an Informatics student at the University of Washington iSchool, you'll explore the intersection of technology and human values, gaining a deep understanding information in society while creatively imagining more equitable and just information technology and systems.

This Electrical and Computer Engineering degree program at the University of Washington provides students with increased flexibility in choosing their academic pathways and is highly adaptable to technological advances in popular research areas such as neural engineering, sustainable energy, quantum computing, data science, photonics and nanotechnology.

The ABET-accredited Information Technology at the University of Washington prepares students for a variety of IT positions to meet growing demand in the Pacific Northwest. 

The Computer Science major from University of Washington is appropriate for students who are primarily interested in the design of software systems and applications, or who want to earn a double major with another College of Arts and Sciences program.

Students in the Data Visualization major at the University of Washington will enter the workforce with the ability to identify trends, provide insights, and illustrate the societal impacts of different forms of data while critically engaging with data visualization software and programming languages.

University of Washington's Interaction Design defines the structure and behavior of interactive products and services. Interaction Designers create compelling relationships between people and the interactive systems they use, from computers to mobile devices to appliances; Interaction Designers lay the groundwork for intangible experiences.

The Computer Science and Systems program at the University of Washington features an innovative and broad approach to computer science and the design of applications software. 

Graduates of the Computer Engineering and Systems program from University of Washington are prepared to work on a variety of applications including circuit design, microprocessor design, software engineering, and embedded systems — the integration of computer systems into other kinds of systems such as appliances, robots or motor vehicles.

The Science, Technology and Society major (STS) at the University of Washington Bothell offers students the opportunity to bridge their passions across topics like politics, science, law, artificial intelligence, democracy, data, philosophy, and more.

The Bachelor of Arts in Applied Computing from University of Washington is a multidisciplinary major that helps you to become an expert in combining computing technology with another interest area in preparation for your future career.

University of Washington offers the Health Informatics and Health Information Management programme. They will prepare you to become a Registered Health Information Administrator (RHIA). Learn how to manage patient records, develop IT solutions, and analyze data.

University of Washington’s Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) serves over 1,500 undergraduates in our two majors, and many more through our introductory and non-major courses.

The Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering from University of Washington combines education in hardware and software development, with students gaining the background necessary to become broadly educated professionals who are knowledgeable in both domains, understanding how the domains interact, restrict or enable interdependent capabilities.

The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Software Engineering at the University of Washington (CSSE) curriculum stresses computer programming and people-centered software development processes.