13 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Zoology program at Miami University introduces students to the study of animal life. It includes areas such as animal behavior, aquatic ecology, development, ecology, environmental toxicology, genetics, and physiology. 

Biology provides a broad perspective in the biological sciences. You can tailor your studies at Miami University to match your interests in health sciences, animal or plant physiology, cell and molecular biology, ecology or environmental studies, or evolution and systematics. This degree at Miami University is designed for students who wish to take more courses outside of the natural sciences.

Data science uses software, statistics, probability, and analytics skills to extract knowledge and insights from data. Your ability to interpret data will prepare you to work in technical areas, economics, science, business, insurance, law, linguistics, or any other field requiring sophisticated analytical skills. Learn all about it with this Data Science and Statistics major at Miami University.

Mathematicians are interested in both the theory and applications within their disciplines. With a degree in Mathematics from Miami University, you’ll be equipped to succeed in careers requiring analytical skills.

This Microbiology program at Miami University prepares you for entry-level careers in microbiology, pre-professional programs, and advanced degrees.

In this Physics program at Miami University you’ll work directly with faculty on original research projects, intern in national laboratories and institutes, and be equipped to succeed in a variety of physics disciplines.

Medical Laboratory Science graduates at Miami University may opt to be a general medical lab scientist or specialize in fields like hematology, clinical chemistry, toxicology, bacteriology, parasitology, and immunology.

In the Chemistry course at Miami University, you’ll study the composition, structure, and properties of substances and the changes they undergo. Chemists help develop new products and adding new knowledge to fields as diverse as nanotechnology, materials science, polymer chemistry, energy production, and biomedical engineering.

With a degree in Mathematics and Statistics from Miami University, you’ll be equipped to succeed in careers that require analyzing data and solving problems in the real world.

The Applied Biology major at Miami University focuses on courses in biology, chemistry, geology, and math, to name a few, that better prepare you for careers related to sustaining the environment and wildlife protection.

The courses you choose in this Botany program at Miami University will open up a wealth of career opportunities — not lock you into one occupation. You’ll extend your education way beyond the classroom to every area of your life.

Biochemistry involves the study of life on the molecular level. Biochemists blend chemical and biological approaches to develop molecular models of life processes in organisms ranging from microbes to humans. Your studies at Miami University will draw on areas such as biotechnology, genetic engineering, and biomedical engineering.

Combine your interests in mathematics, data analysis, and problem-solving to develop the people skills and technical know-how to change lives in school classrooms and communities, all in this Integrated Mathematics Education (Grades 7-12) program at Miami University.