95 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Human Communication Sciences (HCS) majors at Northwestern University are passionate about making a difference in people’s lives and enjoy learning about how to help children and adults to overcome difficulties in hearing, speech, language and learning. 

The Organization Behavior program at Northwestern University is an interdisciplinary major that combines the theoretical understanding of an organization’s influence on the behaviors and attitudes of individuals with practical applications of that influence within an organization. 

The Applied Mathematics program at Northwestern University provides students with the knowledge necessary to apply mathematical ideas and techniques to the problems that arise in engineering or science.

The Geography program of Northwestern University studies the concept of “environment” at the very heart of geographical study because it is human society that is environed by the physical world. Geography emphasizes that the physical and the human should be studied together.

In the Mathematical Methods in the Social Sciences program at Northwestern University, students receive the training needed to build and analyze mathematical models. Graduates of this program have been extraordinarily successful as graduate students and professionals because of their rigorous preparation for examining situations with mathematical analysis.

At the Dance program at Northwestern University you’ll study composition and choreography in depth as you are challenged to write, research, and analyze the field of dance.

The mission of the undergraduate program of the Northwestern University Department of Mathematics is to foster the intellectual and personal growth of our students through the study of mathematics.

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.

The Engineering Sciences and Applied Mathematics program at Northwestern University allows students to complete two degrees within four years. The dual undergraduate degree option enables students to do industrial research in their discipline, and it can provide a solid foundation for graduate school.

Studying the Theatre program at Northwestern University you’ll develop the ability to analyze situations and complex social issues from a variety of perspectives, while developing skills in research, writing, group discussion, oral presentation, performance and production.

The Piano program at Northwestern University is designed to prepare young artists for the multifaceted opportunities awaiting them in today’s music world. The relatively small size of our program—typically less than 50 students total in all degree programs—creates a community that is collegial but motivated toward achievement.

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. 

Since 1976 the Integrated Science Program (ISP) at Northwestern University has selected some of the brightest science students for a challenging, tailor-made honors curriculum that integrates mathematics with the sciences. We believe the most effective way to prepare for a career in one science is to be immersed in all of them.

Only one top-10 university offers an undergraduate degree in Journalism. Take a Northwestern University Direction to experience our life-changing degree. If you are deeply curious about the world and want to research, report and produce journalism that matters, Medill offers the combination of a top-ranked university, a best-in-class journalism education and a Big Ten college experience. 

Northwestern University’s Program in Music Theory and Cognition is unique in its combination of two related disciplines that share a common goal: to examine how musical structure interacts with creativity (composition, improvisation), performance (reproduction, movement), and reception (listening and interpretation).