36 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

This Physics degree offered by University of Southern California offers an in-depth and rigorous treatment of physics for students intending to pursue careers in basic science.

The Biochemistry degree at University of Southern California is offered jointly with the Department of Biological Sciences.

The Economics - Mathematics majors at University of Southern California learn to perform complex calculations, create models, interpret data, identify patterns, and draw conclusions.

This Mathematics program offered at University of Southern California introduces students to many mathematical theories as well as their applications to engineering, computer science, finance, economics, physics, and computational genomics.

The Chemistry (Chemical Nanoscience) degree at University of Southern California offers exciting possibilities, both in its potential for discovering new phenomena particular to the nanoscale and as a vehicle to producing new and useful devices.

The Biomedical Engineering - Molecular and Cellular Engineering Emphasis degree at University of Southern California combines high-level coursework from mathematics, the sciences, engineering, and USC's general education program.

The Biophysics programme at the University of Southern California is a comprehensive full-time undergraduate degree. This interdisciplinary course combines rigorous physics training with biological sciences, perfectly suited for students aiming for medical school or advanced research in the evolving field of biophysical science.

The Biopharmaceutical Sciences programme at the University of Southern California is a full-time undergraduate degree. This interdisciplinary course explores drug discovery and medical product regulation. Students complete 128 units through a partnership between the USC Dornsife College and the USC School of Pharmacy.

Chemical Biology is the study of small molecules as targets to affect, manipulate or interrogate biological processes. Join the Chemistry (Chemical Biology) degree at University of Southern California. 

The Human Biology B.A. at the University of Southern California is a comprehensive public undergraduate programme. This degree focuses on human applied physiology, metabolism, and evolution. Students engage in full-time study to master the biological foundations of the human animal, preparing for diverse professional paths.

Students in the Neuroscience program offered at University of Southern California are trained to develop an appreciation for the breadth of knowledge that spans the array of neuroscience disciplines, including molecular, cellular, systems, behavioral, cognitive, and computational neuroscience.

The Computational Neuroscience degree at University of Southern California is designed for students with an interest in applying mathematical and computational methodologies towards understanding the structure and functioning of the nervous system.

The Chemistry degree at University of Southern California provides students with core instruction and excellent research opportunities, including the opportunity to engage in a research project with scientists in the Chemistry department.

Students in the Neuroscience program offered at University of Southern California are trained to develop an appreciation for the breadth of knowledge that spans the array of neuroscience disciplines, including molecular, cellular, systems, behavioral, cognitive, and computational neuroscience.

The Physics - Computer Science programme at the University of Southern California is a comprehensive bachelor degree designed for students with dual interests. This full-time course spans four years, integrating essential scientific principles with advanced computing techniques in a public university setting.

The Biological Sciences (Marine Biology) programme at the University of Southern California is a comprehensive full-time undergraduate degree. It explores marine organisms and ecosystems across multiple levels of organisation. Students gain foundational knowledge in chemistry, physics, and maths while specialising in ocean life.