25 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Russian Studies: Literary and Cultural Studies program at Binghamton University offers a broad range of instruction that combines language training with courses (taught in English) that provide exposure to Russian literature and culture.

The Japanese Studies program at Binghamton University fosters detailed, nuanced knowledge and understanding of various aspects of pre-modern, modern and contemporary Japanese culture and society, including history, language, literature, visual culture, politics and economics.

As the student progresses within the major at Binghamton University, the specialization of either French or Francophone studies or linguistics will begin through strategic course selections.

The Chinese Studies program at Binghamton University offers students a diverse curriculum centered on Chinese language, culture and society.

The Latin American and Caribbean Studies program at Binghamton University offers an interdisciplinary approach to the study of Latin America, the Caribbean and people of Latin American and Caribbean descent in the United States.

A BA in Middle East Studies is offered through the Department of Classical and Near Eastern Studies (CNES) at Binghamton University.

Africana Studies students at Binghamton University learn about the national global roles, cultural contributions and experiences of Africans and people of African descent; oral traditions, literature, art and aesthetics; expressions and conceptualizations of spiritualism within the African purview; and the social, political and economic history of Blacks and the evolution of Black nationalism.

Human Development (HDEV) at Binghamton University is one of two undergraduate majors in the College of Community and Public Affairs.

The Economics BS degree from Binghamton University provides coursework in economic analysis, financial economics and economic policy analysis for undergraduates planning advanced study or careers in economics, financial analysis or government.

The interdisciplinary German Studies curriculum at Binghamton University offers a diverse range of courses in language, literature and culture. 

The Economics BA at Binghamton University provides undergraduates with comprehensive exposure to the principles and tools of economics. 

The Korean Studies major at Binghamton University is based on the premise that both contemporary and historic understanding of Korea, its interrelations with larger East Asia and its global importance today cannot be fully grasped without a deep understanding of its language, history, social systems and culture.

The Psychology major is one of Binghamton University most popular majors and provides students with a solid experimental background for further postgraduate study and training in all areas of psychology and related fields. Many graduates go on to earn a master's degree or a PhD and become researchers or clinical psychologists. 

The Russian Studies: Area Studies programme at Binghamton University offers a broad range of instruction that combines language training with courses (taught in English) that provide exposure to Russian literature and culture. 

The Binghamton University major in Asian and Asian American Studies offers three tracks: Asian American and diaspora studies, Asia comparative, and South Asia.

As the second largest spoken language in the United States and in the world, Spanish plays a key role in superior education. The Spanish major at Binghamton University provides students with a strong foundation in oral and written communication, as well as solid training in textual and cultural analysis. 

The Italian major at Binghamton University provides students the opportunity to study the rich language, vast history and intriguing culture of the beautiful country of Italy. 

Political Science is one of Binghamton University's most popular majors. Students take courses in American politics, political theory, comparative politics and international relations. 

The Hebrew Studies curriculum at Binghamton University draws from both the humanities and the social sciences, and covers a wide array of topics including modern Hebrew and Yiddish. 

Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies (WGSS) at Binghamton University is a transdisciplinary programme for students who wish to explore gender and its relation to other axes of power such as race, class, ethnicity, nationality, religion, and sexuality.