63 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Mathematics and Philosophy offered by Boston University have a deep connection, as evidenced by philosophy’s use of tools from mathematical logic and by the role of philosophy in the foundations of mathematics.

At Boston University, students can pursue the BA in Cinema and Media Studies while enrolled either in the College of Arts & Sciences or in the College of Communication. 

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.

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.

Boston University's Theatre Arts - Design and Production programs prepare talented and committed students for careers in the professional world of theatre and related entertainment media. 

Boston University's major in Linguistics and African Languages enables students to combine the study of human language from a diversity of perspectives with the study of one or more African languages in cultural and historical context.

Boston University's major in Philosophy provides an education that enriches and empowers students by introducing them to rigorous analysis of their ways of thinking and acting. 

The purpose of the BA/MA Philosophy program from Boston University is to provide exceptional undergraduate students with an opportunity to pursue the study of philosophy in greater depth than is possible within the BA major program and to earn a master’s degree at Boston University before entering a PhD program at another university. 

Latin-Literary Translation at Boston University gives high-performing undergraduate students the opportunity to earn a graduate degree during their time at Boston University.

Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences at Boston University is designed for students interested in studying human communication sciences and disorders.

The Ancient Greek - Literary Translation programme from Boston University gives high-performing undergraduate students the opportunity to earn a graduate degree.

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

The major in German Language and Literature at Boston University offers students the chance to gain a high level of proficiency (ACTFL intermediate-high) in the German language and develop an in-depth critical understanding of German-language cultural life, past and present.

The major in English at Boston University offers students access to a thousand years of literature, from Beowulf to contemporary books in English from all over the world.

Boston University's joint major in Philosophy and Neuroscience enables students to employ cutting-edge work in the sciences to address seminal questions in philosophy. 

Boston University's Theatre, Technical Production programs prepare talented and committed students for careers in the professional world of theatre and related entertainment media.

Boston University's on-campus Interdisciplinary Studies major provides an opportunity to pursue a course of study developed around a unifying theme, problem, or issue. 

Korean Language and Literature at Boston University provides students with broad and deep knowledge and critical understanding of Korea’s rich literary and cultural traditions and contemporary culture, along with a high level of proficiency in the Korean written and spoken language.