61 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

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.

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

At Boston University Wheelock, we are dedicated to transforming systems (educational, social, health-related, legal, and economic) that create equitable outcomes for children and families with the Education and Human Development programme.

Boston University's BA/MS program in Remote Sensing and Geospatial Sciences offered through the Department of Earth & Environment combines advanced undergraduate and graduate courses to provide students with a firm grasp of these highly technical fields and opens up exciting career opportunities for students. 

The BA in Economics and Mathematics with Economics dual degree allows academically outstanding undergraduate students to complete an MA in Economics from the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences at the same time as the joint BA in Economics & Mathematics.

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

Computer Science and Economics at Boston University provides students with strong foundations in both fields that will enable them to pursue a variety of careers requiring these theoretical and quantitative skills as well as prepare them for graduate education in computer science, economics, and many allied STEM-oriented disciplines.

Boston University's major in Linguistics and African Languages enables students to combine the study of human language from a diversity of perspectives with the study of one or more African languages in cultural and historical context.

The Italian and Linguistics major at Boston University enables students to combine the study of human language from a variety of perspectives with the study of Italian language, literature, and culture.

The Bachelor of Science in Urban Affairs program at Boston University prepares students for further study and jobs in urban public policy, community development and service delivery, and the administration of public and private agencies in urban settings.

The major in German Language and Literature at Boston University offers students the chance to gain a high level of proficiency (ACTFL intermediate-high) in the German language and develop an in-depth critical understanding of German-language cultural life, past and present.

Boston University's joint major in Philosophy and Neuroscience enables students to employ cutting-edge work in the sciences to address seminal questions in philosophy. 

Political Science at 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.

Archaeology at Boston University is a global discipline in which a comparative perspective is brought to bear on all types of material culture in the pursuit of understanding people of the distant and recent past.

Education and Human Development-Applied Human Development at Boston University is designed for academically motivated Wheelock undergraduate students who are interested in pursuing careers in physical education, sports coaching, and positive youth development in less time than it would take to pursue both degrees separately.

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

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

Korean Language and Literature at Boston University provides students with broad and deep knowledge and critical understanding of Korea’s rich literary and cultural traditions and contemporary culture, along with a high level of proficiency in the Korean written and spoken language.

The Bachelor of Science in Sociology program at Boston University, part of the Department of Applied Social Sciences, develops strong analytic skills and a broad knowledge of human relations and social systems.

The major in French Studies at Boston University encompasses broad and deep study of the language, literature, history, and culture of France and the Francophone world. Small, discussion-based courses conducted in French equip students with advanced knowledge and skills for understanding nuances of the French language and using it effectively in academic, daily, and professional contexts.