17 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

This accredited Forensic Chemistry program from West Virginia University prepares students for in-demand careers in forensic chemistry and related fields. 

Biology majors at West Virginia University study living organisms and the processes of life. Choose from four areas of emphasis to focus your studies: cellular and molecular biology, ecology and environmental biology, genomics and neuroscience.

On the forensic side of Forensic Biology, students at West Virginia University learn basic evidence collection and preservation skills, practical microscopy skills and current methods for biological fluid analysis (serology).

Not sure about a major? You are not alone. Many first-year students start college as undecided/undeclared students. Undecided or Exploratory major is offered at West Virginia University.

The program is the only one of its kind in West Virginia and surrounding states. If you are interested in a career in healthcare, research, biosafety or biotechnology, consider the BS in Immunology and Medical Microbiology, at West Virginia University.

Mathematics can be found in almost every sector of the world. West Virginia University’s interdisciplinary approach to mathematics will prepare you for careers as research analysts, technical consultants, computer scientists, educators and systems engineers.

West Virginia University offers the Regents Bachelor of Arts (Regents BA) Degree Program through the Eberly College of Arts and Sciences. Regents BA is an innovative degree program designed to meet the unique needs of adult learners and non-traditional students.

The Regents Bachelor of Arts degree from West Virginia University is an innovative baccalaureate degree program designed for adult students.

As a Chemistry major at West Virginia University, you’ll build a strong foundation in the sciences while tailoring your education to fit your interests and career goals. With hands-on research, personalized advising, and a flexible curriculum, you’ll be prepared to thrive in today’s dynamic STEM landscape.

From the smallest molecule to the diverse ecosystems of our world, the study of biology answers fundamental questions about life. Graduates in Biology take their skills to labs, medical schools, universities and research environments across the globe. West Virginia University's program values research, curiosity and a passion for service.

Biology, chemistry, mathematics and physics courses at this Biochemistry program from West Virginia University will challenge you in the classroom, while you pursue solutions to the world’s biggest issues in the lab — and build the foundation you need for professional or graduate school.

Physics at West Virginia University is crucial to understanding the world around us, the world inside us and the world beyond us. It is the basis of many other sciences, including chemistry, engineering, oceanography, seismology and astronomy (and can be applied to biology or medical science).

Physics at West Virginia University is crucial to understanding the world around us, the world inside us and the world beyond us. It is the basis of many other sciences, including chemistry, engineering, oceanography, seismology and astronomy (and can be applied to biology or medical science).

A career in cutting-edge scientific investigation is waiting for you in the WVU Tech Chemical Forensics major from West Virginia University.

Your path to a variety of healthcare careers starts in the flexible Biology - Pre-Medical program at West Virginia University.

The online Bachelor of Multidisciplinary Studies degree, offered through the Eberly College of Arts and Sciences at West Virginia University, gives you the flexibility to tailor a degree suited to your unique career needs.

The Neuroscience program at West Virginia University provides you with a foundation across the broad range of research areas within neuroscience and gives you an appreciation of the nature of neurons, neural networks and how the nervous system takes in sensory information about the external world, compares it with prior knowledge and formulates adaptive behavioral responses.