31 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Anthropology is concerned with how humans and human societies evolve culturally and biologically. Anthropology explores the differences and similarities among human cultures and the biocultural processes that influence human biological diversity. Learn more with the Anthropology program from University of Pittsburgh.

The Mathematics - Economics degree at the University of Pittsburgh was designed for students who may be interested in the quantitative aspects of economic analysis and mathematics.

The Psychology major at the University of Pittsburgh is one of the most popular majors on campus; roughly 500 Psychology majors graduate every year.

The Japanese language programme at the University of Pittsburgh is offered in five proficiency levels and it offers appropriate courses for students to progress from beginning to advanced level.

The French programme at the University of Pittsburgh offers a complete language program which includes elementary, intermediate and advanced language, conversation, composition, business French, phonetics, and global varieties of French.

The Economics programme at University of Pittsburgh can serve a variety of purposes within the general liberal arts curriculum and provides a background for postgraduate study in a number of professional schools.

The Public Policy major at the University of Pittsburgh’s School of Public and International Affairs (SPIA) prepares students to tackle some of the most pressing challenges facing our communities, nation, and world. 

With the Communication Science degree at the University of Pittsburgh, you will gain a deep understanding of how people communicate and different types of communication disorders from faculty who teach in Pitt’s highly ranked graduate programs.

The Economics majors at University of Pittsburgh benefit from a wide range of seminars emphasizing writing and student research. 

We believe that the goals of sociology, (originally known as the "science of society"), are strongly consistent with the objectives of the liberal-arts tradition. We offer a bachelor degree in Sociology at the University of Pittsburgh. 

This undergraduate major in Applied Developmental Psychology (ADP) at the University of Pittsburgh develops the theoretical knowledge and real-world experience needed for work with children, youth and families within community programs, educational sites and other human service fields. 

The University of Pittsburgh Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies programme is an interdisciplinary academic program focusing on excellence in teaching and research relating to gender, sexuality, and women. 

The Social Sciences programme is offered by the University of Pittsburgh.

Political Science is a popular major at the University of Pittsburgh that prepares students for a range of careers in the public and private sectors and in academia. 

Whether or not you have Italian roots, dozens of your everyday words do. Chances are, Italian is in your cultural DNA. You speak some of the language already: join the University of Pittsburgh and learn why. Let the Italian degree bring you to Italy, one of the most visited countries in the entire world.

The Politics and Philosophy programme at the University of Pittsburgh provides students with interdisciplinary training in the conceptual, empirical, and normative foundations of various fields of public policy. 

The English Writing programme at the University of Pittsburgh is a practice and discipline, central to making connections between oneself and the world and to communicating clearly. Writers imagine the future, and invite others to join in the creative process. Great writing can expose lies and bring about justice and healing. It consoles and disturbs. It amuses and transports.

The German programme from the University of Pittsburgh teaches intercultural competence by increasing students' understanding of their own background and their sensitivity for other traditions and values.

The Media and Professional Communications is offered by University of Pittsburgh.

A major in Italian Studies gives students at the University of Pittsburgh the opportunity to gain familiarity with the Italian language and to acquire a broad education in a literary and cultural tradition central to the humanities.