17 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Majors in the Physics program from Texas State University learn marketable analytic, quantitative, logical, communication, and teamwork skills while studying fascinating, mind-bending ideas about the fundamental nature of space, time, matter, and causality. 

To ensure thorough understanding of the Middle Level Education - Teacher Certification in Mathematics and Science, Grades Four through Eight degree from Texas State University and graduation requirements, students are required to meet with an Advisor before their record will be updated.

The Department of Physics from Texas State University, which offers the Physics (Teacher Certification in Physics or Mathematics, Grades 7-12) program, cultivates the discovery and sharing of scientific knowledge and practices through intellectually authentic and engaging discourse among students, faculty, and staff.

The Department of Mathematics is a large and highly active department in the College of Science and Engineering. The Mathematics program is offered by Texas State University.

Majors in the Physics program from Texas State University learn marketable analytic, quantitative, logical, communication, and teamwork skills while studying fascinating, mind-bending ideas about the fundamental nature of space, time, matter, and causality. 

The degree program in Biology from Texas State University prepares students for entrance into medical or other professional schools as well as graduate programs or entry into the workforce in laboratories or the field.

The Microbiology and Molecular Genetics programme at Texas State University is the study of microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites, as well as the genetic and molecular mechanisms that underlie their behavior, interactions, and effects on other living organisms such as plants and animals.

The Biochemistry program from Texas State University is accredited by the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology and recipients of a B.S. major in Biochemistry are awarded an ASBMB-certified degree upon successful completion of a scored examination.

Texas State University's Department of Mathematics offers a full range of undergraduate and graduate programs including Mathematics (Secondary Education - Teacher Certification in Mathematics, Grades 7-12 (with Double Major in B.S. Education)), and applied mathematics.

To ensure thorough understanding of the Middle Level Education - Teacher Certification in Mathematics, Grades Four through Eight degree from Texas State University and graduation requirements, students are required to meet with an Advisor before their record will be updated.

Welcome to the Department of Mathematics. It is a large and highly active department in the College of Science and Engineering. The Mathematics program is offered by Texas State University.

The department offers bachelor of science degrees in chemistry, biochemistry, and Chemistry (Secondary Education - Teacher Certification in Chemistry, Grades 7-12, with Double Major in B.S. Education) at Texas State University.

The Electrical Engineering - Micro and Nano Devices and Systems degree at Texas State University is designed to provide students with the mathematics, science, management, engineering and applications skills needed to work in various industries designing and producing electrical and electronic devices, systems and services.

This Special Education - Teacher Certification in Special Education, Early Childhood through Grade Twelve program from Texas State University is designed for students that plan to teach in a Texas classroom.

The bachelor’s degree with major in Applied Mathematics at Texas State University addresses the foundations of advanced mathematics with the flexibility in selection of advanced program courses to tailor to student interests.

Recipients of a B.S. major in Chemistry from Texas State University, who have fulfilled minimum requirements for professional chemists, are awarded certificates by the American Chemical Society. 

The Biology (Teacher Certification, Grades 7-12) at Texas State University includes all those fields of study which involve living organisms, and for many students, represent the first forays into science as a way of skeptically interrogating the universe.