58 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

University of Washington's Jewish Studies offers all students from varied backgrounds and disciplines a comprehensive and interdisciplinary perspective on the study of Jews and Judaism.

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 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.

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.

The Media and Communication Studies (MCS) major at the University of Washington Bothell offers students the opportunity to think critically about access, use, and control of communication and media on the local, national, and global level.

The Economics and Policy Analysis (EPA) major at the University of Washington is a good choice for students interested in learning about and developing solutions to contemporary problems in our public life.  

Students in the Spanish Language and Cultures major develop cultural competence needed to compete in an increasingly diverse world. Developed using the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL) guidelines, our program at the University of Washington offers practical skills-based language classes and a strong emphasis on contemporary Latin American culture.

The Ethnic, Gender and Labor Studies major from University of Washington examines how communities form and are transformed, with a focus on the relationship between social class, race and ethnicity, and gender. 

The Sociology major from University of Washington is non-capacity constrained major; if you meet our admissions requirements, you will be accepted. Students in the major have priority access to the program’s upper-division seminars and many of our more popular classes. The Sociology Department welcomes applicants to the major every quarter, including Summer. 

The Law and Policy major from University of Washington develops students’ theoretical reasoning and analytical skills as applied to critical assessments of current topics in law and policy. 

This Politics, Philosophy and Economics major from University of Washington provides students with an in-depth interdisciplinary foundation in the analysis of politics and economics and in the study of philosophical and ethical issues related to political, economic, and public policy issues.

Through University of Washington's B.A. in Greek, students analyze a complex civilization of people whose ideologies and practices still guide daily life in communities around the globe.

University of Washington's Anthropology is an open major.  Students may complete this degree with either a Bachelor of Arts or a Bachelor of Science. If you're uncertain which is the right path for you, you can read about the major requirements below or learn more about the differences.

Students in the Global Studies concentration at the University of Washington study a variety of subjects and themes in an international context, including artistic, cultural, political and economic patterns among and within other nations.

The University of Washington's Education, Communities and Organizations (ECO) degree believes teaching and learning happens not only within the formal classroom, but also across a host of professions such as youth development, policy reform, business, healthcare and in a variety of other organizations serving communities.

Through earning a BA in Swedish program from University of Washington, students connect to a culture of influential artists, renowned designers and innovative problem-solvers. 

The Visual Communication Design program at the University of Washington educates and trains designers for the communication needs of industry and society.