21 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

If you want to take charge of your own health and help individuals and communities do the same, then the Health Studies program of Texas Woman's University is for you.

Already have your associate’s degree and working in a health-related profession such as medical or laboratory technology or emergency medical services? This Health Studies online bachelor’s program from Texas Woman's University is tailored to your needs, allowing you to earn an undergraduate degree in just two years.

Our society depends on health care providers. Nurses are a vital partner with other professionals who design and deliver health care in the 21st Century. And you are needed now more than ever. Enroll in the Texas Woman's University's Nursing program to make a change.

Expand your career opportunities by turning your associate's degree into a bachelor of science in Dental Hygiene at Texas Woman's University.

The Medical Laboratory Sciences program offered by Texas Woman's University will prepare you for your role as a valuable member of the health services team.

Want to become a physical therapist, someone who evaluates and helps people regain strength and mobility? The Exercise Science and Pre-Physical Therapy program of Texas Woman's University will start you on the right track.

If you are interested in helping people improve their overall health through fitness, then the Exercise Science program of Texas Woman's University is for you.

Learn to help people live better lives through health with the Nutrition (Wellness) program of Texas Woman's University.

The Public Health program offered by Texas Woman's University provides initial training for students interested in the broad and diverse field of public health. 

Prepare for a career as a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) with the Nutrition (Dietetics) program from Texas Woman's University.

The Psychology (Pre-Physical Therapy) program of Texas Woman's University is designed to prepare students for advanced degree work in allied health fields such as Physical Therapy.

The Psychology (Pre-Occupational Therapy) program of Texas Woman's University is designed to prepare students for advanced degree work in allied health fields such as Occupational Therapy.

Launch your career as a dental hygienist at Texas Woman's University’s, one of the few universities in Texas to offer an accredited bachelor’s degree in Dental Hygiene.

Through Texas Woman's University’s unique Dental Hygiene Dual Enrollment program, earn your Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene while enrolled in a partnering Associate of Applied Science program.

Work in the business side of the food manufacturing, product development, distribution or service management industries with the Food and Nutrition in Business and Industry program of Texas Woman's University.

Prepare for a career in researching or teaching nutritional sciences with the Nutrition (Nutritional Sciences) program of Texas Woman's University.

The Psychology (Graduate School Preparation) program of Texas Woman's University prepares students for graduate level work in Psychology and other Social Sciences.

If you are interested in the business side of sports, this is the program for you. In the Kinesiology - Sport Management program at Texas Woman's University, you will take courses in event and facility management, new media and marketing, law, finance and data analysis. A management minor is integrated into this degree.

Texas Woman's University’s Registered Nursing to Nursing (RN-BSN) program is designed for registered nurses with an associate’s degree or diploma, ready to earn their bachelor’s degrees to advance their nursing career.

Texas Woman's University's Bachelor of Science in Family Studies (Pre-Occupational Therapy) degree prepares you to interact with people of different ages and socioeconomic backgrounds to strengthen families and improve lives.