20 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Music Therapy program of the Utah State University is the only program of its kind in the state of Utah, and the program is one of only five in the western United States. USU music therapy graduates have a 100% pass rate on the national board certification exam and 100% job placement, as music therapists are in high demand across the nation.

USU has the only agricultural economics degree in the state. The Applied Economics program of the Utah State University helps students develop quantitative skills and a deeper understanding of economic theory and how it specifically pertains to agriculture.

Since sociology is such a broad field, students have many career opportunities upon graduation. The skills developed in the Sociology program of the Utah State University include research, communication, interpersonal skills, and more, which lead to successful careers for graduates.

Psychology is the science of behavior and mental processes. The department is internationally known for its innovative research, teaching, and scholarship programs. Graduates of the Psychology program of the Utah State University are prepared for professions in mental health, research, education, and human service settings.

The Law and Constitutional Studies program of the Utah State University is the only major of its kind in the Intermountain West. The program is intended to introduce students to the study of law and politics, with an emphasis on the American Constitution.

The Global Communication program of the Utah State University is the only one in the state. It is an applied, multidisciplinary program that educates students about other cultures and prepares them to work and communicate effectively in an increasingly more global environment.

The Communicative Disorders and Deaf Education program of the Utah State University is a pre-professional degree that prepares students for graduate school in speech-language pathology or clinical or educational audiology. Students in USU’s program choose to focus on either speech-language pathology or audiology.

Psychology is the science of behavior and mental processes. By unlocking many of the mysteries behind human behavior through a psychology degree, you are prepared to enter a variety of career fields. If you plan on furthering your education, Utah State University's program helps you meet prerequisites for graduate programs.

The Communication Studies program of the Utah State University is designed to help students develop a broad range of communication skills and understanding of how communication affects individuals, organizations, and societies.

Economics is the social science that analyzes the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services in order to explain how economies work. Students in the Economics program of the Utah State University learn how to think critically, solve problems, work with numbers, in addition to a variety of other skills.

The Asian Studies program of the Utah State University focuses on the study of peoples, cultures, and institutions of Asia. Coursework is multidisciplinary, consisting of history, geography, and Asian language classes.

Political science is the study of government, public policies, political processes, and political behavior. The Political Science program of the Utah State University is committed to encouraging students to reflect on the political demands that will inevitably fall on them as citizens of the U.S. and as human beings.

Religious studies focuses on worldviews, values, ritual, symbol systems, and morality, as well as their institutional expression in all cultures. The Religious Studies program of the Utah State University is the only one of its kind in Utah and one of only three in the Intermountain West.

Students studying in the Anthropology program of the Utah State University are prepared for careers in numerous fields through the skills and knowledge they gain in both the liberal arts and natural sciences.

The Geography program of the Utah State University studies the relationships between human society and the physical environment. Geography involves environmental studies, human impact on the environment, availability and location of the earth's resources, physical processes that occur at the earth's surface, and the spatial interactions among society and the physical environment.

Anthropology at Utah State University fosters cultural competency through the study of countless cultures around the world.

Sociology at Utah State University is the study of the individual and human groups. It offers a broad foundation for understanding human behavior and encourages the development of critical thinking. 

The International Studies program of the Utah State University addresses the global problems of security, development, ethnic conflict, and human rights, as well as problems relating to the environment and natural resources.

Economics at Utah State University is more than just knowing how to handle money. It’s a social science analyzing the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services in order to explain how economies work. 

Technical Communication and Rhetoric is offered by Utah State University. Technical communication and rhetoric (TCR) is a field that involves creating and delivering complex information to those who need to accomplish a defined task or goal.