63 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

With the joint Philosophy and Religion major at Boston University, students are introduced to a rigorous analysis of their ways of thinking and acting. The mental rigor and investigative habits developed through their philosophical education allow students to thoroughly explore religion and religious traditions from a variety of disciplinary and topical perspectives.

Boston University's Department of Religion offers a cross-cultural, interdisciplinary, and critical approach to religion that explores the variety of religious experiences and expressions. 

Like all World Languages & Literatures majors, Chinese Language and Literature majors at Boston University begin with CAS XL 100 Leaving Home: Explorations in World Literature, a team-taught course in which students meet the WLL faculty through guest lectures and get oriented in the rich diversity of the world’s literary traditions.

The Spanish and Linguistics major offered by Boston University enables students to combine the study of human language from a variety of perspectives with the study of Spanish language, literature, and culture.

Students majoring in Ancient Greek and Latin at Boston University learn to read key works of classical antiquity in their original languages, acquiring advanced skills in grammar and linguistic analysis.

The intercollegiate BS program in Linguistics and Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences at Boston University is offered by the College of Health & Rehabilitation Sciences: Sargent College in conjunction with the College of Arts & Sciences.

The major in Linguistics offered by Boston University enables students to explore, at many levels and from a variety of perspectives, how language works.

The History major offered by Boston University introduces students to monuments and works of art worldwide. Majors work closely with faculty to gain visual and interpretative skills as well as an understanding of technique, materials, and the context in which works of art and architecture are made and viewed.

Boston University's major in Middle Eastern and South Asian Languages and Literatures offers students the chance to develop an in-depth critical understanding of one or more Middle Eastern and/or South Asian literary and cultural traditions. 

Boston University's Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Art is for students who desire a studio program in visual arts that incorporates substantial study in the liberal arts and integrates arts research with broad-based studio art training. 

Boston University's major in Linguistics and Computer Science allows students to explore human (natural) language from a variety of perspectives, through courses focusing on meaning and linguistic structure at a variety of levels (sounds, words, sentences), with a range of electives in other areas.

Boston University's intercollegiate BA Program in Linguistics and Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences is offered by the College of Arts & Sciences (CAS) in conjunction with the College of Health & Rehabilitation Sciences: Sargent College (SAR). 

The BA/MA in Classics and Archaeology from Boston University will enable students completing the BA in Classics & Archaeology to pursue simultaneously the MA in Classics & Archaeology in their fifth year.

The BA/MA dual degree program in Linguistics from Boston University is designed for those well-prepared students who wish to obtain a master’s degree by adding a fifth year of intensive study in Linguistics. The program is offered by the College of Arts & Sciences (CAS) in conjunction with the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences (GRS).

The Acting program at Boston University prepares talented and committed students for careers in the professional world of theatre and the related media of film and television.

The Classical Civilization major at Boston University gives students a broad understanding of what was done, written, said, and thought in the ancient Mediterranean world.

The major in Russian Language and Literature offered by Boston University expects students to attain a high level of proficiency (ACTFL intermediate-high) in speaking, reading, writing, and listening comprehension in Russian; it trains them to work with primary sources in Russian and to navigate challenging real-life situations.

Comparative Literature majors at Boston University learn to read literature in one or more foreign languages and to trace the transformations and travels of literary genres and texts across languages, borders, and historical periods.

The History of Art and Architecture major offered by Boston University introduces students to monuments and works of art worldwide. Majors work closely with faculty to gain visual and interpretative skills as well as an understanding of technique, materials, and the context in which works of art and architecture are made and viewed.

The French and Linguistics major at Boston University enables students to combine the study of human language from a variety of perspectives with the study of French language, literature, and culture. In their linguistics courses, students explore the formal structures of language.