9 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Chemistry from The University of Alabama prepares students for a wide range of career opportunities in chemistry and biochemistry, as well as related sciences (toxicology, forensics, environmental science). 

Physics majors at The University of Alabama are interested in understanding the nature of the physical universe. This interest may focus on more specific sub-areas, such as the physics of elementary particles; the properties of solid matter; or the evolution of stars, galaxies, and black holes.

The Chemistry program offered by The University of Alabama is suitable for students who are primarily interested in attending a health professional school upon graduation.

Students entering the Microbiology program offered by The University of Alabama typically have interests in science, the environment, or the health professions. High school preparation should include a solid background in mathematics and introductory classes in biology and/or chemistry.

Students majoring in Mathematics at The University of Alabama have a wide variety of interests. They generally have strong logical, analytical, and computational skills.

The purpose of the Educational Neuroscience B.S. Program at the The University of Alabama is to train future educational practitioners, administrators, and researchers in the interdisciplinary field of educational neuroscience.

Neuroscience from The University of Alabama uses a multidisciplinary team of faculty from different departments to create a degree that examines the functional and anatomical mechanisms underlying the brain.

Students pursuing the Biology program offered by The University of Alabama typically have interests in science, the environment, and/or the health professions. High school preparation should include a solid background in mathematics, introductory biology, and/or chemistry.

Business Statistics from The University of Alabama provides a base knowledge of statistical methods, the applications of these methods to various disciplines, and the mathematical underpinnings of statistical theory.