33 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Gender and Sexuality Studies program of Vanderbilt University is an interdisciplinary program offers an interdisciplinary curriculum that examines the formation of gender and its intersections with other relations of power, such as sexuality, race, ability, class, nationality, religion, locality, and age.

The Sociology program of Vanderbilt University studies the understanding of the social world around us. Sociologists study the behavior of people as members of groups rather than as individuals, and they also study how individuals are shaped by their social environments.

The Spanish and European Studies program of Vanderbilt University is an interdisciplinary major, offered by the Department of Spanish and Portuguese.

The Spanish program of Vanderbilt University is one of the most popular majors at Vanderbilt University. Few universities in North America offer students such a wide range of courses at the undergraduate level, and Vanderbilt students take full advantage of the extensive course offerings in Hispanic and Luso-Brazilian studies. 

The Russian Studies program of Vanderbilt University, which is part of the Department of German, Russian and East European Studies, offers an immersive experience in Russian language and culture.

The Latino and Latina Studies program of Vanderbilt University is a multidisciplinary program that considers the presence of Latinx people an integral part of U.S. culture and history.

The French and European Studies program of Vanderbilt University prepares students for a wide variety of careers and also leads to an appreciation of other cultures.

The Child Development program of Vanderbilt University is for students who wish to study children (infancy through adolescence) and the major contexts—family, cultural, peer, school, and neighborhood—in which they live.

The Child Studies program of Vanderbilt University draws on courses from psychology, education, special education, and human and organizational development.

The Economics and History program makes an important contribution to liberal education at Vanderbilt University by helping students understand the origins and organization of modern society.

The Economics program of Vanderbilt University begins with principles of macroeconomics followed by principles of microeconomics. It offers other courses that have only introductory courses as prerequisites, including labor economics, money and banking, Latin American development, economic history of the U.S., and strategic analysis.

The Communication Studies program of Vanderbilt University is devoted to an analysis of public discourse in the broadest sense, with an emphasis on media, persuasion in civil society, and social advocacy.

The Psychology program of Vanderbilt University introduces students to the major areas of contemporary psychology: clinical science, human cognition, developmental psychology, social psychology, and neuroscience.