182 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Civil Engineering programme at Brigham Young University is a comprehensive bachelor degree delivered in a public study mode. This rigorous course focuses on sustainable infrastructure, engineering mechanics, and design. Students develop vital technical skills over a standard four-year duration to prepare for professional licensure.

The Illustration programme at Brigham Young University is a full-time BFA degree requiring 72 credit hours. This professional course focuses on narrative and symbolic image development, blending traditional techniques with digital proficiency to prepare students for successful careers in the global creative industry.

The Ancient Near Eastern Studies - Hebrew Bible programme at Brigham Young University is a full-time bachelor degree. This public course focuses on the history, culture, and languages of ancient Israel. Students develop advanced Hebrew proficiency and textual analysis skills over a comprehensive four-year duration.

The Computer Science - Animation and Games programme at Brigham Young University is a full-time bachelor degree delivered in a public study mode. This comprehensive course blends technical computing with creative digital arts, providing students with the skills needed to excel in the global gaming and film industries.

The Art programme at Brigham Young University offers a comprehensive BA degree focused on studio practice. This public course provides a deep exploration of visual arts history and creative processes. Students engage in a full-time curriculum designed to foster aesthetic development and professional skill sets in various media.

Brigham Young University's Earth and Space Science Education consists of a number of disciplines aimed at understanding the Earth’s origin and development and the natural processes that have operated upon it and within it from the time of formation of the solar system.

The Brigham Young University School of Music's Music Performance - String program celebrates musical artistry and understanding as core elements of the human experience, crucial components of a liberal education, and central aspects of a spiritual life.

The Brigham Young University School of Music's Music Performance - Piano program celebrates musical artistry and understanding as core elements of the human experience, crucial components of a liberal education, and central aspects of a spiritual life.

Brigham Young University's Geography - Geospatial Intelligence major offers a variety of programs centered around spatial analysis and tailored, so far as possible, to meet the future needs of individual students.

Through coursework and first-hand research experience, Brigham Young University's Anthropology Sociocultural Double Major students will gain knowledge and research skills that employers value and that will help the students to make sense of the sociocultural worlds that we all live in. 

Communications - Journalism students from Brigham Young University will learn to conduct research and evaluate information as well as apply tools and technologies by methods appropriate to the communications professions in which they work.

The Political Science - International Strategy and Diplomacy major from Brigham Young University is designed to fulfill the admonition of the Doctrine and Covenants (88:79–80) to teach one another "things which are at home, things which are abroad; the wars and the perplexities of the nations, and the judgments which are on the land; and a knowledge also of countries and of kingdoms."

History Teaching candidates at Brigham Young University can identify the core concepts tools of inquiry and standards associated with the history curricula taught in secondary classrooms and can create learning experiences that make these concepts meaningful for students.

The Ancient Near Eastern Studies, Greek New Testament programme at Brigham Young University is a public bachelor degree. This 60-credit course focuses on the history, languages, and cultures of the ancient world. Students develop advanced proficiency in Greek while exploring the religious and historical contexts of the Near East.

The Spanish Studies (Secondary Major) at Brigham Young University is a B.A. programme designed for students pursuing a primary major in another field. This public study mode course focuses on advanced language proficiency and cultural competence, typically requiring 25.5 to 43.5 credit hours to complete successfully.

The Communication Disorders B.Sc. at Brigham Young University is a full-time undergraduate programme delivered in a public study mode. This degree provides essential training in speech pathology and hearing sciences. Students engage in a comprehensive curriculum designed to prepare them for professional licensure and advanced clinical study.

The Geology programme at Brigham Young University is a comprehensive B.Sc. degree designed for students seeking a public study mode. This full-time course focuses on technical competence in field methods and scientific inquiry, preparing graduates for professional licensure or advanced postgraduate research in the geosciences.

The B.A. Philosophy at Brigham Young University is a public study programme designed to cultivate rigorous analytical skills. Students explore historical and theoretical frameworks over a standard four-year duration. This degree focuses on logic, ethics, and critical writing to prepare graduates for diverse professional paths.

The International Relations programme at Brigham Young University is a comprehensive bachelor degree delivered in a public study mode. This interdisciplinary course equips students with the analytical tools to navigate global politics and economics, requiring a high level of foreign language proficiency and research expertise.

The Sociology programme at Brigham Young University is a comprehensive B.Sc. degree delivered in a public study mode. Over a standard four-year duration, students explore social dimensions of human behaviour and collective phenomena, gaining vital skills in qualitative and quantitative research within a unique academic environment.