15 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Interdisciplinary Project in the Humanities is a rigorous, interdisciplinary program at Washington University in St. Louis for students seeking honors.

At Washington University in St. Louis, Linguistics is a special interdepartmental program that primarily serves undergraduates. Study Hall is a chance to ask Linguistics faculty and students questions about coursework, research, or anything else linguistics-related in an informal setting. It is a great opportunity to get to know the Linguistics faculty and students outside of class.

The Philosophy - Research program at Washington University in St. Louis is especially recommended for students who plan to pursue graduate studies and an advanced degree in philosophy - a must for anyone interested in a career as a university or college philosophy teacher.

The Philosophy - Law and Policy program at Washington University in St. Louis is especially recommended for students who intend to pursue a career in law or public policy. Students who spend time in a study abroad program may receive up to 9 units taken in an approved philosophy program.

Comparative Arts at Washington University in St. Louis studies literature across national, cultural, and linguistic borders. The international and comparative range of the discipline provides students a broad critical understanding of what literature is and does.

The Religious Studies Program at Washington University in St. Louis gives students the opportunity to learn about diverse religions as well as to study past and current events with a critical but open mind.

The East Asian Languages and Cultures Major is offered by Washington University in St. Louis. The Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures (EALC) offers a major and minor in East Asian Languages and Cultures that allows cross-cultural and interdisciplinary approaches to the study of East Asia. 

Undergraduates who major or minor in the English program at Washington University in St. Louis explore literature as both readers and writers in small classes focusing on the individual student.

The Comparative Literature and Thought program at Washington University in St. Louis offers an undergraduate major and minor in two overlapping tracks of study: comparative literature and comparative arts. 

The Classics Major is offered by Washington University in St. Louis. Classics is the study of all aspects of the cultures of the ancient Greek and Roman peoples, including their history, languages, literature, thought, and material culture as well as their reception in later cultures. 

The Romance Languages and Literatures Major is offered by Washington University in St. Louis. Romance Languages and Literatures offers vibrant programs in French, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish. 

The Department of History at Washington University in St. Louis offers History majors and minors the opportunity to develop a coherent and challenging program of study. We also encourage all undergraduates to incorporate the discipline of historical thinking into their liberal arts education.

The Philosophy - Philosophy of Science program at Washington University in St. Louis is available only as a second major in combination with work in one or more of the sciences.

Philosophy-Neuroscience-Psychology (PNP) is an interdisciplinary program at Washington University in St. Louis that provides an opportunity to examine the mind from a variety of perspectives. In addition to philosophy, neuroscience, and psychology, PNP draws from other disciplines whose investigations contribute to understanding the mind, including anthropology, biology and linguistics.

Philosophy courses at Washington University in St. Louis provide opportunities to gain deeper knowledge of the history of philosophy, from the work of the ancient philosophers Plato and Aristotle through key thinkers such as Descartes and Kant to the present.