18 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Japanese is spoken by more than 125 million people. While most of these speakers reside in Japan, it is also spoken by sizeable Japanese emigrant populations in Brazil, Peru, Argentina, Australia, Canada and the United States. Learn more with the Japanese program of University of Rochester.

The American Sign Language program of University of Rochester prepares students for a variety of professions such as education, medicine, law, Deaf education, sign language interpreting, research, counseling, program administration, or community service.

All of the classes in the Theater program of University of Rochester encourage exploratory thinking and critical conversation, always aiming to increase students' knowledge, skills in critical analysis, and strengths as readers and as writers. 

All of the classes in the Creative Writing program of University of Rochester encourage exploratory thinking and critical conversation, always aiming to increase students' knowledge, skills in critical analysis, and strengths as readers and as writers. 

Students in the Classics program of University of Rochester will learn to analyze and interpret significant texts in the ancient languages and to understand their cultural context.

The Computer Science program of University of Rochester is teaching students about the development of hardware and software, the application of computer technology, and the study of computation theory.

The Archaeology, Technology, and Historical Structures program of University of Rochester leads to a BA degree, and a minor in archaeology, technology, and historical structures (ATHS).

The History program of University of Rochester is leading to a BA degree and a BA degree with honors. 

As a student in the Bioethics program of University of Rochester, you will develop the skills to understand and respond to health challenges that arise in local, regional, and global populations.

The Linguistics program of University of Rochester offers students an opportunity to engage in scientific study of human language. This includes the structures underlying sound (phonetics and phonology), form (syntax, morphology), and meaning (semantics, pragmatics).

The Philosophy program of University of Rochester stresses Western philosophy, ancient and modern, and gives particular emphasis to recent and contemporary Anglo-American philosophy. 

The Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies program of University of Rochester focuses on the experiences of diverse groups of individuals and analyzes the changing cultural, economic, political, and psychological relationships among them.

This Classical Civilization program at University of Rochester provides a general survey of the history, geography, and cultures of ancient Greece and Rome. In addition, it will introduce students to the various sub-disciplines used to study these cultures.

The Religion program of University of Rochester allows students to achieve an understanding of diverse religions, the methods employed in their study, and a measure of competence within a specific tradition or area.

All of the classes in the British and American Literature program of University of Rochester encourage exploratory thinking and critical conversation, always aiming to increase students' knowledge, skills in critical analysis, and strengths as readers and as writers. 

The Comparative Literature program of University of Rochester offers three possible tracks, each reflecting a different aspect of comparative literature as it has been practiced at different times.

English- British and American Literature is offered by University of Rochester. Our nationally ranked English department is devoted to the critical study of literature and language. 

Politics, Philosophy, and Economics is offered by University of Rochester. Politics, Philosophy, and Economics (PPE) is an interdisciplinary course of study that originated at Oxford University in the 1920s.