14 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Technical Writing programme at Carnegie Mellon University is a unique Bachelor of Science degree. This full-time course blends professional writing with STEM disciplines, focusing on making complex data accessible. Students develop expertise in document design and user experience through a rigorous academic framework.

The Bachelor of Science and Arts (BSA) intercollege degree program combines the strengths of the College of Fine Arts (CFA) and the Mellon College of Science (MCS) at Carnegie Mellon University. This degree is designed for students who are gifted in both the fine arts and the natural sciences or mathematics.

The Applied Multilingual Studies programme at Carnegie Mellon University offers a comprehensive minor for students seeking to master multiple languages. This undergraduate course focuses on linguistic proficiency and cultural understanding, providing a flexible study mode to complement various primary degree disciplines.

The Professional Writing major at Carnegie Mellon University is designed to develop articulate and reflective writing professionals with both the professional skills needed to negotiate current work contexts (including writing for the web and for multimedia) and the analytic and problem-solving skills needed to understand and keep pace with cultural and technological change. 

In many ways Ethics, History and Public Policy (EHPP) at Carnegie Mellon University is a quintessentially Carnegie Mellon degree program.  A highly interdisciplinary  program, EHPP is jointly administered by the Departments of History and Philosophy.

The Literature and Culture programme at Carnegie Mellon University offers a comprehensive full-time undergraduate degree. Students develop advanced skills in literary theory and cultural analysis, learning to interpret diverse media within historical contexts to prepare for various professional challenges and global careers.

The undergraduate major and minor programs in Hispanic Studies at Carnegie Mellon University promote not just language proficiency but also an understanding of its varied cultures. 

The relationship between Russia and the West was central to the history of the twentieth century and now exercises its power over the twenty-first. The Russian Studies program is offered by Carnegie Mellon University.

The B.A. in English at Carnegie Mellon University offers a three-fold approach to the study of literature, media, and visual texts. First and foremost, we train students in the careful observation and analysis of these texts: their use of language, sound, and visual images in creating meaning. For example, how do elements of a text such as imagery or metaphorical language shape an argument?

The Bachelor of Computer Science and Arts (BCSA) intercollege degree program at Carnegie Mellon University combines the strengths of the College of Fine Arts (CFA) and the School of Computer Science (SCS).

The undergraduate major and minor programs in Japanese Studies at Carnegie Mellon University promote not just language proficiency but also an understanding of Japanese culture. 

The Bachelor of Humanities and Arts (BHA) intercollege degree program at the Carnegie Mellon University combines the strengths of the College of Fine Arts (CFA) and the Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences (DC).

Carnegie Mellon's Creative Writing program at Carnegie Mellon University is one of the oldest undergraduate programs in the country, and one of the few offering a Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing degree. Creative writing students develop their talents in writing fiction, poetry, screenwriting, playwriting, and nonfiction.

The curriculum of the Philosophy major at Carnegie Mellon University is designed to be flexible. Students take courses in areas including Values and Normative Theory, Logic and Philosophy of Mathematics, Epistemology, Philosophy of Mind, and History of Philosophy.