95 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The German program at Northwestern University places a high priority on fostering personal contact between faculty and students and strives to maintain small class sizes that allow active and interactive learning.

The Manufacturing and Design Engineering (MaDE) program at Northwestern University is the Segal Design Institute’s undergraduate program that culminates in a bachelor of science degree from Northwestern University’s McCormick School of Engineering. The MaDE program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET.

The Social Policy program at Northwestern University builds students’ abilities to think critically, analyze contemporary social policy issues within broader frameworks and methodologies, and engage effectively. Students will experience policy through empirical research, and societal, global, and interpersonal perspectives.

The Cognitive Science program at Northwestern University offers a major as a part of the Weinberg School of Arts and Sciences, one of the top universities in the world for research, where it's easier than you think to become a part of a lab.

The Secondary Teaching program at Northwestern University uses an interdisciplinary approach by combining coursework from Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences (WCAS) in a chosen field — such as English, history or math — with School of Education and Social Policy courses on topics such as child and adolescent development, cultural contexts of learning, and methods of instruction.

The Chemical Engineering program at Northwestern University is a unique major that exists at the intersection of science and engineering. Building on a foundation of chemistry, biology, physics, and mathematics, the program expands student expertise to thermodynamics, transport processes, and chemical kinetics.

The Art History program at Northwestern University is designed to provide knowledge of a geographically and historically diverse corpus of art and architecture, as well as the related cultural practices of the societies that produced and encountered them.

The Voice and Opera program at Northwestern University has a long and illustrious history. Today, program alumni fill the ranks of opera houses and university faculties worldwide. For more than a century, the Bienen School has offered a unique combination of conservatory-level musical training with the academic rigor of a top-tier research institution. 

The Strings program at Northwestern University has assembled one of the finest string faculties in the nation. Each teacher is recognized not only for performing ability and scholarship but also for a love of the creative process that transforms a talented young instrumentalist into an accomplished professional musician.

Northwestern University`s Department of Sociology is a major hub of intellectual activity in the field of sociology.  It is a top-ranked program that features world-class faculty whose work sets the research agenda in the study of race, gender, sexuality, law, historical sociology, economic sociology, political sociology, urban sociology, ethnography, science and technology, and culture. 

The Social Sciences program at Northwestern University majors examine humankind—its basic nature and evolution around the world and over time, its social structures and issues, and its politics and political institutions.

The Biomedical Engineering program at Northwestern University prepares students to become leaders, innovators, and self-educators throughout their biomedical and bioengineering careers.

The Integrated Engineering Studies program at Northwestern University is the combination of timeless knowledge, such as the ability to think in terms of systems and analysis, and frontier knowledge driven by inexorable technological innovation.

The Humanities program at Northwestern University engage in interdisciplinary study of the circumstances and lives of humans in the past, of literature, the English language and the arts, and of ethical problems and systems of thought in order to understand and interpret the world today.

The Middle East and North African Studies program at Northwestern University offers undergraduates the opportunity to pursue and develop their interests in the history, languages, literatures, politics and societies of this large and diverse region of the world.

The Political Science program at Northwestern University tries to understand how politics works. Our field tries to answer these questions and many others. A background in political science is valuable for citizenship and political action, as well as for future careers in government, law, business, media, or public service. 

The Learning Sciences (LS) concentration at Northwestern University, which was launched at the undergraduate level in 2016, builds on the School of Education and Social Policy’s internationally esteemed graduate program in learning sciences, which launched the world's first program in 1991.

One of Weinberg College's most popular majors at Northwestern University, a major in Economics prepares students for a variety of positions in government, industry or finance. In addition to a major, the department offers a minor and a joint BA/MA program. 

The Global Health Studies program at Northwestern University supports the interdisciplinary Global Health adjunct major and minor, and encourages student involvement in Global Health both in and outside of the classroom. 

The Learning and Organizational Change program at Northwestern University examines key concepts and ideas about formal and informal change across levels of society- for example, individuals, groups, organizations and sectors. Students learn how to analyze and solve organizational problems across contexts.