12 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Biology - Nutrition BS/MS at Georgia State University is an accelerated five-year dual degree. This public programme allows students to combine a B.Sc. in Biology with an M.S. in Health Sciences, focusing on nutrition. It offers a streamlined path for high-achieving students to earn two degrees through full-time study.

The Speech programme at Georgia State University is a four-year, public bachelor degree designed to enhance human interaction skills. Students explore communication phenomena and persuasive tactics within global societies. This full-time course in Atlanta prepares graduates for diverse professional communication roles.

The Nursing programme at Georgia State University is a comprehensive B.S.N. degree delivered in a public study mode. Spanning four years of full-time study, the curriculum blends liberal arts with clinical practice. Students develop essential healthcare skills through simulation and real-world placements in Atlanta.

The Gerontology B.I.S. program from Georgia State University offers students an opportunity to learn about aging across the life course. Gerontology courses draw from a variety of disciplines to expose students to issues, knowledge and research about aging processes, older people and the complex needs of our rapidly aging society.

The Respiratory Therapy programme at Georgia State University is a five-semester, full-time bachelor degree. This public study mode course prepares students for the National Board for Respiratory Care exams. It focuses on cardiopulmonary health, requiring 66 credits of professional study at the Atlanta campus.

The Nutrition programme at Georgia State University is a public bachelor degree designed for those pursuing health careers. This 120-hour course offers concentrations in Nutrition Science or Nutrition and Wellness. Students develop vital communication and scientific skills through full-time study at the Atlanta campus.

The Biomedical Sciences and Enterprise programme at Georgia State University is a versatile B.I.S. degree delivered in a public study mode. This undergraduate course requires 120 credit hours and integrates life sciences with business and law, preparing students for innovation in the global healthcare industry.

The Public Health BSc program offered at Georgia State University includes elements of the life and biological sciences, social sciences and humanities to provide students with an understanding of public health from a broad spectrum of approaches.

The BS/MPH in Public Health at Georgia State University is an accelerated five-year programme. This public study mode allows high-achieving students to earn both degrees simultaneously, saving time and tuition costs. You can complete up to 16 graduate credits during your undergraduate years to fast-track your career.

The Health Sciences - Rehabilitation Sciences BIS at Georgia State University is a public, 60-credit hour programme designed for completion after the first two years of undergraduate study. This degree offers a flexible curriculum tailored to professional goals in health and rehabilitation with a minimum 2.5 GPA requirement.

The Biology - Medical Sciences in Biology (Hons) at Georgia State University is an accelerated BS/MS dual degree. This public programme allows students to complete both a bachelor’s and master’s degree in five years. It is designed for those seeking advanced medical training and a competitive edge for medical school entry.

The B.Sc. Public Health - Population Health at Georgia State University is a four-year, full-time programme delivered through a blend of on-campus and online study. This degree equips students with the analytical skills to evaluate social and environmental health factors, preparing them for vital roles in the public health sector.