58 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The  Law, Economics and Public Policy (LEPP) major at the University of Washington Bothell offers students the opportunity to explore how legal institutions shape policy decisions, and how political and economic contexts influence the creation of law. 

Welcome to Hebrew Bible and Ancient Near Eastern Studies from University of Washington. The HBANES Program offers a diverse array of courses, covering textual, cultural, archaeological and art historical topics as they relate to the civilizations of the ancient Near East. 

University of Washington's Law, Societies, and Justice Department offers undergraduate students a dynamic and engaged interdisciplinary liberal arts education focused on law, rights, and justice. LSJ courses study the meaning of justice, the methods used in efforts to realize it, the politics of rights, and the complex roles that law and legal institutions play in structuring social life. 

Political Science program from University of Washington focuses on the theory and practice of government and politics at the local, state, national, and international levels. We are dedicated to developing understandings of institutions, practices, and relations that constitute public life and modes of inquiry that promote citizenship.

Students working toward the B.A. in Eastern European Languages, Literature, and Culture programme from University of Washington benefit from one of the most comprehensive Slavic Languages & Literatures programs in the nation. 

The Persian and Iranian Studies Program at the University of Washington is dedicated to promoting teaching, scholarship, and thoughtful public discourse about all aspects of the history and culture of Iran and the Persian-speaking world. 

South Asia includes India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bhutan, Maldives, Afghanistan and Tibet. University of Washington's Asia Studies students are expected to gain proficiency in a South Asian language (Hindi, Urdu, Bengali and Sanskrit are offered regularly at all levels) and to pursue a course of study that includes both disciplinary concentration and interdisciplinary breadth. 

University of Washington's Latin America and Caribbean Studies major combines language study in Spanish and Portuguese with work in history, the humanities, and the social sciences. At the same time, it gives students the option to develop their own particular disciplinary and thematic interests.

University of Washington's B.A. in Korean is a gateway for students to engage with a culture whose art, music, and technological innovations shape lives around the globe. Students learn to read, write, and converse in Korean through careful and extensive study of Korean literature, popular culture, and linguistics.

University of Washington's B.A. in South Asian Languages and Cultures combines advanced language study in Hindi or Sanskrit with courses on the literatures and cultures of South Asia. Alumni, as multilingual professionals with in-demand skills, find an advantage entering business and nonprofit work, STEM fields, graduate programs, and more across the globe.

The Culture, Literature and the Arts major (CLA) at the University of Washington inquires into the make-up of diverse cultures and societies, and their literatures and arts.

The Science, Technology and Society major (STS) at the University of Washington Bothell offers students the opportunity to bridge their passions across topics like politics, science, law, artificial intelligence, democracy, data, philosophy, and more.

The Interdisciplinary Social Sciences (ISS) major at the University of Washington allows students to select from a range of social science course options for a degree program that advances their academic career interests within the social sciences.

University of Washington's major in German places the artistic and intellectual traditions of German-speaking countries and their people in a revealing interdisciplinary context. As part of the degree, students gain advanced linguistic proficiency in German.

University of Washington's Geography is about the relationship between people and the environment. It provides important insights into the spatial transformations associated with some of the world's most urgent challenges, including globalization, environmental change, economic inequality, migration, health, development, gender inequality, and many other contemporary processes.

University of Washington's Bachelor of Science with a Major in Economics emphasizes the study of mathematics and quantitative techniques along with economic theory, application methods, and social studies.

University of Washington's American Indian Studies major is an open major: students with a cumulative UW GPA of at least 2.0 can declare the major at any time.

A B.A. in Finnish program from University of Washington opens doors to a center of business, education and culture in Europe, as well as a gateway to the Baltics and Russia. 

A B.A. in Norwegian program from University of Washington creates opportunities to explore a country whose innovations in culture, technology, and politics shape the way we live now and the way we imagine the future. 

Danish is a modern Scandinavian language closely related to Norwegian and Swedish.  Learning to read Danish is easy for English speakers – there are many cognates with English, German, and even French. This Danish program is offered by University of Washington.