9 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Kinesiology - Non-Certification Program at University of the Incarnate Word is for individuals interested in promoting positive exercise, physical activity, and health and wellness behaviors in children and adults. 

University of the Incarnate Word offers two pathways to complete your Bachelor of Science in Nursing: Traditional BSN and Accelerated BSN.

Vision Science from University of the Incarnate Word is a pre-optometry pathway. This is the only program in the country where undergraduate students spend a substantial amount of time learning under the guidance and supervision of clinical academic faculty and professional staff in both the classroom and out-patient clinical settings.

The Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Sciences degree at University of the Incarnate Word is designed to be a pathway for students wishing to continue into professional graduate programs in athletic training, physical therapy, medical school, occupational therapy and physician assistant areas. 

The Kinesiology - Personal Trainer Program at University of the Incarnate Word is for individuals interested in promoting positive exercise, physical activity, and health and wellness behaviors in children and adults. 

The Kinesiology - Certification Program at University of the Incarnate Word is for individuals interested in promoting positive exercise, physical activity, and health and wellness behaviors in children and adults. 

The Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences is designed for University of the Incarnate Word students who are ready to prepare for a career in the healthcare field or to move up to a senior leadership position if the student is a healthcare professional. 

Nuclear Medicine Technology from University of the Incarnate Word introduces you to the exciting health care field that uses advanced scientific methods to scan and create images of the human body.

The Bachelor of Science in Nutrition at the University of the Incarnate Word prepares graduates for success in dietetic internships and graduate nutrition programs, or as professionals in many industries who are committed to improving practices, understanding and relationships with food.