9 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

A Physics major from the University of Massachusetts Boston may complete up to two courses in mathematics or cognate sciences at the advanced level in lieu of advanced physics electives, but prior approval of the department at least one semester before his or her expected graduation is required.

Students in the Physics program at University of Massachusetts Boston should note that the university requires for a BS degree six mathematics or science courses outside of the student's major field. 

The Bachelor of Science (BS) degree offered by the Mathematics Department from University of Massachusetts Boston has two possible concentrations: Applied and Pure Mathematics and Computational Mathematics. An option to earn a General BS degree is also available. 

The Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Mathematics at University of Massachusetts Boston has the following concentration: Mathematics for Teaching. 

Chemistry from University of Massachusetts Boston requires two semesters of Calculus which should be taken as early in the academic career as possible, as subsequent chemistry and physics courses have calculus as a pre- or co-requisite.

A Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from the University of Massachusetts Boston prepares you for multiple career paths.

In keeping with the mission of University of Massachusetts Boston, the faculty and staff of the Biology Department are committed to providing the highest quality experiences for undergraduate and graduate students.

Engineering Physics, taught at University of Massachusetts Boston is a branch of applied science that emphasizes both engineering and physics. It is a challenging general alternative to the traditionally more specialized undergraduate engineering curricula, offering flexible options for professional growth.

The Biochemistry major at the University of Massachusetts Boston is jointly administered by the departments of biology and chemistry.