66 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

If you want to be in health care, but don't know if medicine, dentistry, research, or the like is right for you, consider studying biomedical sciences. We've basically combined biology and medicine so you can get a foundation that's perfect for a variety of careers. We offer a bachelor degree in Biomedical Sciences at The University of Alabama at Birmingham. 

International Year One in Business will prepare you to enter your next semester of a bachelor's degree program at INTO The University of Alabama at Birmingham.

The International Year One in Public Health will prepare you to enter next semester of a bachelor's degree program at INTO The University of Alabama at Birmingham. 

As a Musical Theatre student at The University of Alabama at Birmingham, you'll learn about acting, voice, singing, music, movement, and dance. Whether you want to be an actor, singer, dancer, or another performance artist, we will show you the ins-and-outs of working in theatre in New York, Los Angeles, or elsewhere.

When you study Sociology, you learn all about people, relationships, and why we behave the way we do. And your degree will open lots of doors. Our grads at The University of Alabama at Birmingham go on to careers in medicine, business, law, marketing, politics, communications, social services, and public relations.

If you want to help people, consider a Social Work degree at The University of Alabama at Birmingham, and learn how to make a difference in some of the world's most difficult challenges—poverty, addiction, physical and mental illness, discrimination, and loss. In the process, find out how to turn social work into a career.

From advanced materials to drug development and more, Chemistry drives the discoveries and technologies that transform our lives in the 21st century. With a bachelor's degree from The University of Alabama at Birmingham, you'll be primed for a variety of careers in fields such as healthcare, forensics, journalism, research, and education.

Computer Science, simply put, is about computers, computer systems, and how they work. Careers in computer science have grown and become more important as computers have become a part of almost every industry. The Computer Science program is offered at The University of Alabama at Birmingham.

Medical Sociology looks at how a person's culture, feelings, and other social factors play a role in their health-care choices. A Medical Sociology degree at The University of Alabama at Birmingham can help prepare you for a career in health care, research, government data analysis, or other industries.

Communication, whether verbal or nonverbal, is one of the most important skills prized by employers today. It can be an essential tool for success in a wide range of fields, including sales, emergency management, client service, public relations, and much more. The Communication Studies program is offered at The University of Alabama at Birmingham.

If you study Economics, you'll find there's actually a science behind how and why money gets spent in a society. At The University of Alabama at Birmingham, we'll get you ready for a career in research, consulting, or other industry.

One day you wake up, look at your transcript, and realize you've got enough credits for nearly two minors. Consider turning your diverse academic interests into a general studies degree, boosting your appeal to employers in health care, law, real estate, industry, and other fields. The General Studies (BGS) degree is offered at The University of Alabama at Birmingham.

Do you want to make a difference in the world? With the Human Rights program at The University of Alabama at Birmingham, you can gain the knowledge and skills to turn your passion for justice into a profession and promote a more equitable future for all.

From building powerful machines to extracting power from them, mechanical engineers keep the world’s machinery operating. In the Mechanical Engineering program from The University of Alabama at Birmingham, we can teach you how to design, build, and maintain these mechanical systems. 

We can learn a lot about ourselves from our genes—the color of our eyes, how tall we are, where our ancestors came from, and if we're at risk for certain diseases. The Genetics and Genome Sciences program is offered at The University of Alabama at Birmingham.

Biology is the study of all living things—from molecules to entire ecosystems. And when you study all those things, you can do almost anything. Our alumni at The University of Alabama at Birmingham work in genetics, microbiology, spinal cord injury, brain development, and education, as well as in wildlife and nature conservation.

When you buy something at the store, do you ever think about how it got there? There's a lot to it, and understanding this can make you quite successful. With a degree in Industrial Distribution from The University of Alabama at Birmingham, you can pursue this high-demand career and work in government, high-tech industries, manufacturing, healthcare operations, or other industries.

Whether you plan on a career in physical or occupational therapy, public health, or rehabilitation research, the The University of Alabama at Birmingham Disability Studies and Rehabilitation Science degree can provide you with a foundational understanding of disability inclusion science as well as prevention, health promotion, and wellness tactics integrated across the entire curriculum.

International Studies will give you an in-depth knowledge of what's happening around the world, letting you focus your courses on specific areas that interest you. At The University of Alabama at Birmingham we'll help prepare you for a career in a variety of fields, including international relations, business, journalism, economics, politics, diplomacy, and much more.

It's amazing what our bodies can achieve, and in the Kinesiology program from The University of Alabama at Birmingham, you'll study how a person can stay healthy and physically fit. Your degree could lead to a career as a physical education teacher, physical therapist, or occupational therapist.