95 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Comparative Literary Studies program at Northwestern University is an interdepartmental, interdisciplinary program for the study of literature across national and linguistic lines. Those who work in the field of comparative literature are committed to the proposition that language is not an indifferent medium of expression but an integral dimension of every expressive act. 

The Human Development in Context program at Northwestern University, formerly called Human Development and Psychological Services, examines how people throughout the lifespan develop in, are influenced by, and shape the social settings they encounter (e.g., families, communities, educational institutions, and the workplace). 

The Gender and Sexuality Studies at Northwestern University is home to a popular major and minor for undergraduates in WCAS and is often a second major, minor, or concentration for students in SESP, MEDILL and the School of Communications.

The Industrial Engineering and Management Sciences program at Northwestern University was developed for students interested in probability, statistics, mathematical modeling, economics, and decision analysis.

The Electrical Engineering program at Northwestern University distinguishes itself from others by emphasizing small class sizes and close interactions between, and among, students and faculty—a learning environment that is rare in undergraduate electrical engineering programs.

The Civil Engineering program at Northwestern University is a bridge between science and society. It’s an international profession that provides solutions for challenges that exist for both natural and built environments—a profession that recognizes the reality of limited natural resources, the desire for sustainable practice, and the need for social equity in the consumption of resources.

The Classics program at Northwestern University comprises the multidisciplinary study of the language, literature, history, and cultures of ancient Greece and Rome and their transformations in other cultures from late antiquity to the present.

The Woodwinds program at Northwestern University has a long and distinguished history. Since its beginnings in the 1950s, the program focal point has been an outstanding faculty, many of whom have also been affiliated with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.

The Creative Writing program is an undergraduate concentration within the English Department at Northwestern University and one of the first and finest undergraduate Creative Writing programs in the country.

The Slavic Languages and Literatures at Northwestern University concentrate in Russian Language, Literature, and Culture or Russian and East European Studies. The major (or minor) may complement study of history, political science, health, or other disciplines. 

The Jewish Studies program at Northwestern University refers to the study of Judaism, Jewish history, Jewish identity and Jewish culture over time and around the world. Jewish Studies also partners with Middle East and North African Studies (MENA) to provide Hebrew language classes, which are offered at three levels.

The Anthropology program at Northwestern University draws upon the humanities, social sciences and natural sciences to answer compelling questions about humankind.

Studying English Literature program at Northwestern University you will be honing your ability to use language as a tool for analysis and communication.  Language allows us to communicate with other human beings, opening up the possibility of cooperative action in place of comparatively ineffectual individual efforts.

The Science in Human Culture program at Northwestern University offers undergraduate students the choice of an adjunct major or a minor field meant to prepare them to confront the impact of science, medicine, and technology on society—and on their own lives.

At Radio, Television and Film from Northwestern University you’ll receive hands-on training in creating, editing, and producing innovative media—films, computer animation, soundtracks, and video installations. Student work regularly wins awards in the U.S. and abroad. 

The undergraduate major in Religious Studies at Northwestern University offers a choice between a general Religious Studies degree -- Global Study of Religion (GSR) and one of three focused interdisciplinary concentrations.

Northwestern University has been in the forefront of Music Education for decades, producing literally thousands of teachers that can be found throughout the world.

Data Science is a newly emerged program of study at Northwestern University for integrated methods used to deal with complex and massive data encountered in every field nowadays. 

The Information Systems program at Northwestern University is the area of computer science that focuses on analyzing the information needs of organizations and devising IT solutions that meet cost requirements and promote strategic goals.

The Environmental Policy and Culture program offered at Northwestern University focuses on the human interaction with the environment.