15 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The School of Computing and Information Science from The University of Maine offers both the Bachelor of Science (B.S.) and Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degrees in Computer Science. 

The Engineering Physics programme at The University of Maine is about the way things work. Physics is about why things work the way they do. By combining the two, engineering physics students are able to satisfy their curiosity and ultimately gain a deeper understanding of the engineering problems they are working to solve.

Students of the Wildlife Ecology degree  at The University of Maine take a core series of wildlife ecology and management courses along with courses in the basic sciences, natural resource management. 

The Biochemistry program from The University of Maine is concerned with the study of all living systems at the cellular and molecular levels and is, therefore, fundamental to all life sciences.

A major in Biology degree from The University of Maine allows students to explore various aspects of our natural world. 

The Botany programme from The University of Maine prepares students for graduate study in botany or a career that requires a higher level of technical skill than is provided by the BA degree.

The Zoology degree at The University of Maine is an on-campus program due to the hands-on lab and field experience included in our courses.  It cannot be completed off campus. 

This Molecular and Cellular Biology degree at The University of Maine involves the study of the molecular and structural basis for the organization, transmission and expression of genetic information. 

The Bachelor of Science in Physics at The University of Maine is customarily the prerequisite for graduate education in physics, astronomy, or related areas. Students can apply through CommonApp. Please also note that all international applicants must submit a credential evaluation report from a NACES-accredited member for their high school transcripts.

The Chemistry majors from The University of Maine study the core areas of organic, inorganic, physical, analytical, and biological chemistry through an American Chemical Society–certified curriculum. 

The Microbiology program from The University of Maine is the study of microscopic forms of life such as bacteria and viruses and the immune response to these microorganisms. 

Students of the Mathematics degree at The University of Maine gain a strong foundation in mathematics and/or statistics.  

The Chemistry (Certified) by American Chemical Society from The University of Maine prepares the student for employment in the chemical industry or for graduate studies in chemistry or a related field. 

The degree in Molecular and Biomedical Science from The University of Maine is ideal for any student interested in a career that revolves around the general study of molecular systems which are involved in DNA and molecular genetics.

As an Integrative Biology major at The University of Maine at Machias, you’ll learn in the classroom, laboratory and in the unique outdoors of coastal Maine.