68 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Environmental Geology program of Tufts University emphasizes breadth and flexibility for students seeking a double major, teaching certification, medical programs, careers in multidisciplinary fields such as environmental law, or a broad-based liberal arts major. 

The Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies program at Tufts University is an interdisciplinary program that focuses on research and teaching in three overlapping fields of inquiry.

The International Literary and Visual Studies program at Tufts University offers an interdisciplinary approach to learning literature, film and media studies, visual arts, and culture.

French is spoken on five continents, and France is the fourth largest exporting nation in the world. In the French program at Tufts University students study a combination of language, culture, and related courses.

The Africana Studies program at Tufts University is part of the Department of Studies in Race, Colonialism and Diaspora. Africana Studies is an interdisciplinary field that focuses on the people of the African continent and people of African descent in the global African Diaspora.  

The mission of the Computer Science program of Tufts University is to provide graduates with the durable knowledge necessary to become future leaders in the rapidly evolving discipline of computer science as well as in other computer-related fields.

The Applied Environmental Studies program of Tufts University is a stand-alone major that does not require majoring in a second discipline, in contrast to the Environmental Studies co-major.

The Philosophy program of Tufts University s world-renowned and is perennially rated the leading graduate program in the United States by The Philosophical Gourmet Report.

The Community Health program of Tufts University is an ideal major for students interested in pursing careers in health-related fields including but not limited to: public health, health policy, health economics, social work, health care or medicine.  

The Mathematics program at Tufts University is intended for students who wish to study mathematics, whether as part of a broader interdisciplinary program or as in-depth training for a mathematics-focused career. 

The Biopsychology program at Tufts University is an interdepartmental major for students particularly interested in neurobiology and behavior. The program includes five classes from biology and five from psychology. 

The Human Factors Engineering program of Tufts University has two parallel tracks: one for students in the School of Engineering and the other for students in the School of Arts and Sciences. A variety of minor and dual-major programs are also available. The department administers two minors in Engineering Education and Music Engineering.

The Civil Engineering program of Tufts University prepares students for a professional career in civil engineering. Major areas of technical concentration are environmental, geotechnical, structural and water resources engineering. 

The Fine Arts program of Tufts University is a self-directed course of study that prepares you to create with purpose. A Bachelor of Fine Arts that Goes Beyond Majors.  

Whether you are a current or prospective physics or astrophysics major, an engineering or life sciences student, or just someone who wants to know more about the physical world, the Physics program at Tufts University is committed to providing you with an exciting, challenging and supportive experience exploring what we know and what we are still learning about how our universe works.

The History program of Tufts University allows you to comprehend the full variety of human experiences and how societies function, to better understand the origins of our modern world, and to recognize when ideas about the past influence actions in the present.

The Latin American Studies program of Tufts University is an Interdisciplinary program which encourages students to integrate the varying disciplinary perspectives of the arts, literature, social sciences, and history, along with the study of languages of the area, into a coherent view of Latin America.

At Tufts University, the graduates of the Chemical Engineering program are prepared to provide critical solutions to the technological challenges of our time. These challenges include new ways to produce clean and sustainable energy; the development of biochemical processing of targeted pharmaceuticals; and improving manufacturing processes to increase resource utilization and reduce waste.

The Italian Studies program of Tufts University provides access to Italy's profoundly distinctive culture which includes a deeply engaging literature and civilization, world renown art, music, cinema, cuisine, and its famous trade marks in fashion and design. 

The Theatre and Performance Studies program of Tufts University provides a balanced mix of study and practice, understanding and process, thinking and doing.