17 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Biology Education degree at Utah Valley University represents the study of living organisms and includes study of subjects such as evolution, ecology, zoology, physiology, anatomy, and botany among other subjects. 

The Physics Education degree from Utah Valley University, prepares the student to teach high school physics and AP physics. 

The degree in chemistry education prepares a student to teach chemistry in secondary education. Students that complete this Bachelor in Chemistry Education program at Utah Valley University receive endorsements to teach chemistry. 

The BS in Theatre Arts Education from Utah Valley University prepares and certifies students to teach and direct theatre in public, private, and charter schools. 

The Bachelor in Elementary Education Program at Utah Valley University is designed to prepare quality, entry level candidates for teaching in elementary education programs grades K-6.  

The Bachelor of Science in Art Education program at Utah Valley University prepares students to qualify for teaching licensure for 7-12th grade. Curriculum is designed to give students a background in general education, as well as secondary education. Students can also focus on a single studio area within visual arts such as painting/drawing, sculpture/ceramics, illustration or printmaking. 

Computer Science Education is offered by Utah Valley University. The Bachelor of Science in Somputer Science Education provides a solid foundation of software and web development skills specifically for secondary educators.

The American Sign Language Secondary Education program offered by Utah Valley University requires separate application to the School of Education. Bachelor of Arts in ASL and Deaf Studies Education

The Mathematics Education major from Utah Valley University is designed for students who plan to teach Mathematics at middle, junior or high school level or for graduate studies in the field. 

This Bachelor in Deaf Studies - General Deaf Studies Emphasis program at Utah Valley University is a liberal arts degree that provides in-depth study into all facets of the Deaf-World. Students choose among two emphases. There is no special application process, but students should declare their major by contacting the academic advisor for the Languages Department. 

The individualized nature of the Integrated Studies degree at Utah Valley University is attractive to students with multiple interests.

Special Education- Mild, Moderate, Severe and Autism Studies is offered by Utah Valley University. The proposed degree program is for a Bachelor of Science in Special Education with an emphasis in mild/moderate and severe as well as a minor in Autism studies. 

The Bachelor of Science in English Education program offered by Utah Valley University is designed to give students skill, confidence, and versatility in writing, speaking, and interpreting texts.

Individuals who earn a degree in School Health Education at Utah Valley University are prepared to teach junior high or high school health classes. 

The individualized nature of the Integrated Studies degree at Utah Valley University is attractive to students with multiple interests. 

The Bachelor in Spanish Education program at Utah Valley University is a four-year that degree prepares students to teach Spanish in Secondary education (grades 7-12) settings. Students take major courses from the Languages and Cultures department and licensure courses through the School of Education. 

Physical Education Teacher Education is offered by Utah Valley University. Graduates from the Physical Education K-12 Teacher Education (PETE) program will be prepared to meet all standards for Utah licensure for K-12 Physical Education.