69 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Department of Chemistry at Johns Hopkins University has a long tradition of excellence that began with Ira Remsen, the discoverer of saccharin, dating back to the inception of the university in 1876.

The Cognitive Science degree at Johns Hopkins University reflects the interdisciplinary nature of the field, allowing students to approach the study of the mind and brain from multiple perspectives.

The English Department at Johns Hopkins University aims to introduce students to the richness of literature in English and to train them in critical analysis of its formal, thematic, and cultural complexities. It does so by providing a broad sampling of literature from different historical periods and national contexts.

The Neuroscience major at Johns Hopkins University is a four-year degree based primarily on coursework and research. It is designed to provide rigorous preparation for advanced study in a PhD program; medical, dental, or law school; or industry.

The primary purpose of the East Asian Studies degree at Johns Hopkins University is to introduce undergraduates to the knowledge, language skills, and research methods they will need to enter various academic and professional paths relating to China, Japan, and Korea.

In the Psychological and Brain Sciences program from Johns Hopkins University, students will study thought and behavior in humans and animals. To understand how and why an individual engages in any given behavior, one must have an understanding of several factors.

The Johns Hopkins University Department of Biology offers a rigorous undergraduate program leading to either a BA or a BS degree, as well as a five-year program leading to a combined bachelor’s/master’s degree. 

The Behavioral Biology degree at Johns Hopkins University is an interdepartmental, interdivisional area major for those wishing to study the natural and social sciences in relation to human and animal behavior. 

The Earth and Planetary Sciences degree from Johns Hopkins University focuses on the study of physical, chemical, and biological processes that shape the Earth and the other planets.