96 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Astronomy at The University of Iowa is designed for students who wish to build considerable knowledge in astronomy but do not plan a research-oriented career in the field. It is appropriate for students planning careers in secondary school science teaching or science-related administration.

Working in business management involves human resources; individual, team, and organizational behavior; employment law and ethics; leadership; training and development; negotiation; and organizational design. The University of Iowa offers a bachelor degree in Management.

The Therapeutic Recreation at The University of Iowa is a health-oriented and client-centered field of human services.

The University of Iowa offers a bachelor degree program in Geography. The goal is for geography graduates to demonstrate spatial literacy, systems thinking, critical thinking, research proficiency, and communications skills. 

The multidisciplinary Education Studies and Human Relations (ESHR) major in the College of Education at the The University of Iowa provides a number of opportunities for students who are interested in a career in education or counseling-related fields but do not wish to pursue K-12 classroom teaching. 

The Environmental Engineering at The University of Iowa will have students be productive and contributing members of the environmental engineering profession as practitioners, entrepreneurs, researchers or teachers.

Risk Management and Insurance at The University of Iowa helps students understand the many aspects of an industry that is vital to our economy.

Mechanical engineers use energy principles and mechanics to design a wide variety of devices, machines, and systems, including complex human-machine systems, for energy conversion, biofuel production, environmental control, materials processing, transportation, materials handling, and other purposes. The Mechanical Engineering programme is offered at the The University of Iowa.

The Exercise Science program offered by The University of Iowa focuses on the body’s response to the various effects of exercise. The program offers many lab-based courses that allow students to apply their knowledge.

The International Relations at The University of Iowa focuses on economic relations between states, a crucial area of study in today's globalized world. Students are introduced to the politics of foreign countries. They develop an understanding of how countries interact and acquire a deep appreciation for the root causes of problems that transcend national boundaries.

The Computer Science at The University of Iowa is designed for students who would like to gain considerable knowledge in computer science and have flexibility in choosing electives.

Linguists study the underlying principles of human languages. They are interested in understanding how children learn their native language without much instruction before they enter school and how people speak and understand sentences they have never heard before. This bachelor degree in Linguistics is offered at The University of Iowa. 

The Electrical and Computer Engineering at The University of Iowa provides students with a strong theoretical and experimental understanding of the principles underlying hardware and software, ranging from device physics to medical imaging and electronics, embedded systems, and control systems engineering.

Radiation sciences professionals work with a team of health professionals to gather accurate patient information for diagnosis and treatment of disease and injury. The University of Iowa offers a bachelor degree in Radiation Sciences.

The bachelor program in  Biochemistry, offered by The University of Iowa, is the study of the basic biological and chemical processes that occur in all living systems. It is an area suited to students who enjoy science and math and who may be considering a career as a research scientist.

The Industrial and Systems Engineering at The University of Iowa is concerned with the analysis, design, and implementation of systems through optimal use of resources--human, materials, energy, information, and financial. Systems may range from small units to extremely large operations.

The Asian Languages and Literature at The University of Iowa offers instruction in languages of Asia and Eastern Europe as well as in the literatures, civilizations, and cultures of the regions.

The bachelor degree in Science Education provides preparation in more than one discipline of science; a consideration of science from a philosophical, historical, and sociological perspective; an introduction to applied science (technology); and an education sequence. This program is offered by The University of Iowa. 

The Applied Studies at The University of Iowa is an online degree program designed for community college graduates who have earned at least 60 hours of college course work and wish to complete a bachelor's degree online.

The Gender, Women's, and Sexuality Studies at The University of Iowa is a multidisciplinary field that focuses on the perspectives of gender and sexuality along with class, ethnicity, nationality, and race.