100 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Have you ever felt like you were born in the wrong generation? Holding an affinity for the things of the past? Do you ever visit monuments and enjoy reading the plaque stories that took place from another time? If this rings true for you, then you may want to consider studying in the History program of The University of Texas at San Antonio.

Some of the most pressing issues of our time stem from the complex relationship between people and the environment. If you’re interested in addressing these issues, and also following how humans have shaped their habitat and progressed as a society, then you may want to study in the Anthropology program of The University of Texas at San Antonio.

If you’re interested in separating the science from the science fiction and studying the real way these microbes interact with their environments, then you may wish to major in the Microbiology and Immunology program of The University of Texas at San Antonio.

Behind every number is an illustrated tale that is waiting to be revealed. If you’d like to unravel what a number’s narrative is truly saying, and make informed decisions in education, business and everyday life, then you may want to consider studying in the Statistics and Data Science program of The University of Texas at San Antonio.

With over 400 million native speakers, Spanish is one of the most common languages spoken throughout the world today. If you’re interested in diving into another language, it’s difficult to go wrong with the value and utility that you’ll acquire from studying in the Spanish program of The University of Texas at San Antonio.

362+485, 64/8, 7*12. Who needs a calculator when you’re a natural math whiz? Are you an ace with math and able to easily teach it to others? Can you read the story behind the numbers and apply them to practical real-life situations? If this describes you, then the Mathematics program of The University of Texas at San Antonio is the perfect choice.

If you’re interested in the various and changing roles within our society, and knowing how to interpret and predict them, then you may wish to study in the Sociology program of The University of Texas at San Antonio.

Think back to 7th-grade science class. Were you one of the first to pick up that scalpel on dissection day? If you still have that same sense of discovery when learning about living organisms, then you may be cut out for studying in the Biology program of The University of Texas at San Antonio.

Do you want to become an expert on the nervous system and brain-focused science? The University of Texas at San Antonio’s Neuroscience degree is an interdisciplinary approach to the study of nervous-system function and disease, reaching across multiple disciplines including neurobiology, psychology, and computational sciences.

The History - Social Studies program of The University of Texas at San Antonio is designed for students intending to teach history, geography, government and economics at the secondary school level.

Consider making digits go digital with a degree in Mathematics of Data and Computing at  The University of Texas at San Antonio. The program draws from the disciplines of mathematics and computer science to focus on the theoretical and applied aspects of computation and data analysis.

Are you interested in crafting effective communications—be it verbal, nonverbal or written? Because practically everything we do sends a message, communication can happen across a variety of channels including graphic design, public speaking, social media and writing. If one of these interest you, then you may consider the Communication program of The University of Texas at San Antonio.

The Bachelor of Science in Cyber Intelligence at the University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) is designed to equip students with the skills needed to safeguard data and intellectual property against cyber threats. This multidisciplinary programme spans various fields, including statistics and political science, and typically lasts for four years. Students can choose to attend full-time or part-time, depending on their preferences.

As geoscientists, we embrace the study of our Earth, other planets, and their moons, history, and constantly changing characters. This includes the origin and evolution of our planet, its chemical and physical properties, and humanity’s response to natural disasters and climate/environmental changes. The Geosciences program is offered by The University of Texas at San Antonio.

As a student, you may have experienced a learning breakthrough with the help of an amazing teacher. Or you may be interested in engaging with culturally diverse students and their communities. If you want to become an educator in today’s EC-12 (Early Childhood-12th grade) schools, consider a degree in Equity and Education at The University of Texas at San Antonio.

Are you chronically online and passionate about digital content creation? Do you find yourself wanting to learn more about your target audience and how to connect with them? The Digital Media Influence program at The University of Texas at San Antonio can equip you with the skills and knowledge needed to turn your passion into a rewarding career.

The Social Work program at The University of Texas at San Antonio offers students the skills and knowledge to effectively address challenges at the individual, family, community and policy levels, opening up the doors to a career focused on making an impact in the world.

Are you intrigued by language and how it’s used across different cultures? Have you ever wondered how the brain processes speech or how to preserve ancient dialects? If so, the Linguistics in the Local and Global Community program at The University of Texas at San Antonio could be the right fit for you!

Are you ready to play a pivotal role in the future of healthcare? The Health Administration program at The University of Texas at San Antonio prepares students for a career in public health by combining courses from The Alvarez College of Business and The College for Health, Community and Policy to integrate UTSA’s strengths in population health, “big data” analytics and cyber security.

Space. Stars. The ocean. Microbes. Are you in love with learning about science and have a passion for soaking up all it has to offer? Do you enjoy explaining it to your friends and family? If this is you, then you may want to put your broad scientific mind to good use with a degree in Multidisciplinary Science for Teaching at The University of Texas at San Antonio.