16 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Professional Writing and Editing (PWE) major at West Virginia University is ideal if you are interested in a career as a writer or editor, as well as related careers in business, government, non-profits and other professions that emphasize strong analytical and interpretive skills as well as creative problem-solving skills.

The Scientific and Technical Writing (STW) major at West Virginia University is ideal if you are interested in a professional career as a writer, editor, researcher or a related career in science, industry and other professions that emphasize strong analytical and interpretive skills as well as creative problem-solving skills.

A college degree is possible with a Regents Bachelor of Arts from WVU Tech at West Virginia University. With a curriculum designed by you, support from dedicated staff and college credit from your experience, the RBA is perfect for adult learners who are ready to take their career to the next level.

West Virginia University's Philosophy course acts as a form of intellectual exercise that makes it easier to identify problems, seek out arguments against your own views and critically evaluate solutions. These skills, along with the ability to read, write, listen and communicate effectively, can prepare you for virtually any career pat

Not sure about a major? You are not alone. Many first-year students start college as undecided/undeclared students. Undecided or Exploratory major is offered at West Virginia University.

The Multidisciplinary Studies - Agricultural and Natural Resources from West Virginia University is a flexible degree program that allows you and your adviser to tailor a set of courses that meet your interests and career plans.

History helps us discover new meaning in the past, present and future. West Virginia University students learn the best practices of historical research while developing skills for a successful career: thinking critically, communicating effectively and tackling complex problems.

The History and Government degree program at West Virginia University challenges student to sharpen their analytical skills and allows for a deeper understanding of the world, peoples and governments.  

West Virginia University offers the Regents Bachelor of Arts (Regents BA) Degree Program through the Eberly College of Arts and Sciences. Regents BA is an innovative degree program designed to meet the unique needs of adult learners and non-traditional students.

The BFA program in Art and Design at West Virginia University is designed to help students acquire fundamental technical and conceptual skills along with a broad knowledge of art and design history as a foundation necessary for the creation of original works in art, design and scholarship.

The CPASS Multidisciplinary Studies (MDS) program from West Virginia University offers the flexibility to create a program of study to meet your sport and physical activity related career aspirations.

West Virginia University combines an intensive conservatory experience with the college experience of a major university. At this Musical Theatre program, you’ll perform on our mainstage and in our laboratory theatre, and train with renowned faculty and guest artists

The Bachelor of Integrated Studies from West Virginia University allows flexible learning options with the integrative coursework, aligned with a student’s future professional and academic goals and interests. It may also utilize credit for prior learning.

Can you name a teacher who made a difference in your life? How about a book that changed the way you think? Being an English education major will give you the knowledge and skills needed to bring both of those gifts to other students. Secondary Education - English is offered at West Virginia University.

The online Bachelor of Multidisciplinary Studies degree, offered through the Eberly College of Arts and Sciences at West Virginia University, gives you the flexibility to tailor a degree suited to your unique career needs.

Majoring in English at West Virginia University develops skills in communication, research, critical thinking and focused creativity. You’ll deepen your understanding of people and cultures while learning how to use language effectively in a variety of contexts.