12 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The B.A. in Biological Science is offered by The University of Mississippi.  Biology majors take the introductory sequence, biology core courses in genetics, ecology, and physiology, and advanced biology electives.

There are two paths to study biology at the University of Mississippi. Choose between the Bachelor of Arts degree and the Bachelor of Science degree in Biological Science. The B.S. degree requires additional mathematics and science courses, and provides more in-depth training in biology than the B.A. degree.

Speak the language of science. The Department of Mathematics in the College of Liberal Arts offers the degree in Mathematics at the University of Mississippi.

There are two paths to study Physics at the University of Mississippi. Choose between the Bachelor of Arts in Physics and the Bachelor of Science in Physics. 

A Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics Education from the University of Mississippi School of Education prepares students for an exciting career teaching math in grades 7-12. Students will learn effective teaching methods, participate in student teaching experiences, and discover current research in the field.

There are two paths to study Mathematics at the University of Mississippi. Choose between the more broad training of the Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics or the more specialized Bachelor of Science in Mathematics. The B.S. degree allows students gain more depth in areas such as pure, applied, and discrete mathematics, statistics, or actuarial science.

The B.A in Chemistry is offered by The University Of Mississippi. The B.A. degree requires mathematics, physics, and chemistry courses such as organic, quantitative analysis, physical, and a senior research course.

Histotechnology offers its bachelor degree program across five semesters of academic and clinical education. University of Mississippi students learn standardized lab skills and methods, such as tissue fixation, processing, embedding, sectioning and staining, necessary to become a histotechnologist. 

There are two paths to study Biochemistry at the University of Mississippi: Bachelor of Arts in biochemistry or the Bachelor of Science in chemistry with an emphasis in biochemistry. The B.S. degree provides a more focused and rigorous math and science curriculum, while the B.A. degree allows more flexibility to combine with other academic interests.

There are two paths to study Chemistry at the University of Mississippi. Choose between the Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry and the Bachelor of Science in Chemistry with optional emphases in biochemistry, chemical physics, and environmental chemistry. 

There are two paths to study Physics at the University of Mississippi. Choose between the more broad Bachelor of Arts in Physics and the more specialized Bachelor of Science in Physics. 

Apply the principles and tools of chemistry to the analysis of evidence in criminal investigations. Forensic Chemistry students at the University of Mississippi focus on analytical chemistry and biochemistry/molecular biology, with a capstone internship experience and participation in research.