61 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Boston University's Psychology is the science of human behavior and mental processes, which uses scientific methods to describe, predict, understand, and explain human behavior. 

The intercollegiate BS program in Linguistics and Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences at Boston University is offered by the College of Health & Rehabilitation Sciences: Sargent College in conjunction with the College of Arts & Sciences.

Boston University's Hospitality and Communication major is a bachelor of science program offered by the School of Hospitality Administration (SHA), in collaboration with the College of Communication (COM).

Boston University's Anthropology, Health and Medicine is an important and rapidly expanding subfield of anthropology that explores how society, culture, and biology influence group and individual health and well-being. 

Boston University's intercollegiate BA Program in Linguistics and Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences is offered by the College of Arts & Sciences (CAS) in conjunction with the College of Health & Rehabilitation Sciences: Sargent College (SAR). 

Boston University's major in Middle Eastern and South Asian Languages and Literatures offers students the chance to develop an in-depth critical understanding of one or more Middle Eastern and/or South Asian literary and cultural traditions. 

The African American and Black Diaspora Studies major at Boston University focuses on Black people within a global context, with particular but not exclusive focus on Black people in the United States, the Caribbean, Latin America, and the circum-Atlantic world.

The degree in International Relations and International Affairs (BA/MAIA) from Boston University is intended for exceptional students who wish to develop deeper knowledge of international affairs as well as professionally relevant skills in the practice of international affairs than are available at the BA level.

Chinese-Literary Translation at Boston University gives high-performing undergraduate students the opportunity to earn a graduate degree during their time at Boston University.

The BA/MA in Classics and Archaeology from Boston University will enable students completing the BA in Classics & Archaeology to pursue simultaneously the MA in Classics & Archaeology in their fifth year.

The interdisciplinary major in Middle East and North Africa Studies at Boston University provides a coherent grounding in the history, cultures, artistic production, and one or more of the languages of the MENA region.

Boston University's Bachelor of Science (BS) in Psychology degree program exposes students to a broad range of thinking about psychology and provides opportunities for research experience.

Political Science offered by Boston University explores the concerns and issues that animate public life. Using both humanistic and scientific approaches, it studies how political communities attempt to reconcile the claims of justice, power, liberty, and authority.

International Relations at Boston University is a major offered by the Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies to students enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences.

The major in Italian Studies at Boston University provides students all the means necessary to attain three, interrelated kinds of proficiency. 

The American & New England Studies Program at Boston University offers an intellectually diverse, flexible, student-centered major in American Studies that explores the richness of the American experience within national and global contexts.

The Philosophy and Psychology joint major at Boston University is designed to enable students to acquire broad competence in both fields, including the philosophy of science, and to explore in detail a number of issues lying at their intersection, including questions about the nature of the mind, the self, cognition, knowledge, and consciousness.

The Bachelor of Science in Economics at Boston University is designed for those who wish to enter government, legal, business, or teaching professions.

The French and Linguistics major at Boston University enables students to combine the study of human language from a variety of perspectives with the study of French language, literature, and culture. In their linguistics courses, students explore the formal structures of language.

The major in Russian Language and Literature offered by Boston University expects students to attain a high level of proficiency (ACTFL intermediate-high) in speaking, reading, writing, and listening comprehension in Russian; it trains them to work with primary sources in Russian and to navigate challenging real-life situations.