19 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Mathematics - Economics degree at the University of Pittsburgh was designed for students who may be interested in the quantitative aspects of economic analysis and mathematics.

The Molecular Biology programme at the University of Pittsburgh emphasizes the study of molecules that make up an organism, how they interact, and how they are controlled. With the development of the field of genomics, biologists also study one class of molecules (DNA) at the whole genome level. 

Biochemistry is the study of how molecules in organisms work and interact at a chemical and physical level. Biochemistry can be used to study the underpinnings of processes in a wide range of disciplines, including cell biology, developmental biology, and molecular biology.

This Physics program at the University of Pittsburgh is designed for those who wish to use their knowledge of physics professionally.

The Natural Sciences programme at the University of Pittsburgh gives you the flexibility to combine your passion for the natural world with complex research and hands-on practice.

The Biological Sciences programme from University of Pittsburgh is intended for the biology student who wishes to develop an individualized combination of courses at the advanced level. 

The Physics and Quantum Computing program at University of Pittsburgh is designed to prepare for students in the fields of Quantum Information (QI) and Quantum Computing (QC).

The Computational Biology at University of Pittsburgh will have the skills and knowledge to pursue graduate study or careers in industry.

The Actuarial Mathematics degree at University of Pittsburgh has become an attractive option for students interested in pursuing advanced degrees in mathematical or quantitative finance and master's degrees in business administration, as well as in securing employment in the banking and insurance industries.

The Physics and Astronomy degree from the University of Pittsburgh is intended primarily for students with an interest in astronomy or related aspects of space science. 

Mathematics has been described as the Queen of the Sciences. Mathematics is the language of quantitative information and structure. Learn more with the Applied Mathematics degree at University of Pittsburgh.

The Microbiology programme at the University of Pittsburgh is the study of the biology of microscopic organisms - viruses, bacteria, algae, fungi, slime molds, and protozoa. The methods used to study and manipulate these minute and mostly unicellular organisms differ from those used in most other biological investigations.

Mathematics has assumed a significant role in the study of biological systems, in the development of biotechnology, and in advances in medicine. Join the Mathematical Biology degree at University of Pittsburgh.

Neuroscience is the study of the biology and function of the central nervous system, with a special focus on the brain. The field has emerged during the past two decades as part of the explosive growth of research and interest in the neural sciences. Join the Neuroscience degree at University of Pittsburgh. 

Students in the Astronomy degree at University of Pittsburgh may expect to pursue research that influences many fields, including biology, mathematics, medicine, chemistry, engineering, and computer science.

The field of statistics is concerned with ways of understanding variability in measurements. It is the science and art of making informed decisions in the face of uncertainty. Join the Statistics degree at University of Pittsburgh.

At the University of Pittsburgh, we are proud of our department and our undergraduate program in Chemistry — its national ranking, the international reputations of a number of our faculty member, and our building with its excellent facilities for both teaching and research.

Mathematics has been described as the queen of the sciences. Mathematics is the language of quantitative information and structure. Learn more with the Mathematics major at the University of Pittsburgh. 

The bachelor degree in Ecology and Evolution at the University of Pittsburgh explores the interactive web of organisms and the environment. Studies in evolution consider the processes by which modern organisms have developed from ancestral ones.