9 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Mathematics major from Union University, students gain a solid foundation in speaking, listening, reading, writing, and cultures.

Botany from Union University, seeks to assist students to become equipped in the field of botany and to develop a Christian worldview that will accompany them throughout their lives.

Zoology from Union University complete courses that teach the fundamentals of research. 

Cell and Molecular Biology from Union University, with the impact of biotechnology and molecular biology on many areas of health care, such as medicine, pharmacy (particularly through the area of pharmacogenomics), dentistry, optometry, and veterinary medicine, this major provides a great background for students interested in these fields.

General Biology from Union University is designed to help students acquire core biological principles along with a solid educational foundation that will serve them in any biology career as they make decisions to become academicians, researchers, physicians, health care workers, environmentalists, and teachers.

Chemical Physics from Union University is designed for those seeking a broad background in the physical sciences to pursue graduate work in chemistry or physics or secondary teacher licensure, the major permits students with previous experiences to shorten the time spent in formal education without reducing the quality of the degree obtained.

Chemistry from Union University is designed for those seeking a broad background in the physical sciences to pursue graduate work in chemistry or physics or secondary teacher licensure, the major permits students with previous experiences to shorten the time spent in formal education without reducing the quality of the degree obtained.

Physics from Union University aids aircraft designers, allows MRI imagers to peer inside a body, assists meteorologists in weather prediction, and affords computer scientists the abilities to design powerful computers.

Biochemistry from Union University, biochemists study living organisms at the molecular level and the processes that make them grow, change and die.