182 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Political Science programme at Brigham Young University is a comprehensive B.A. degree delivered via a public study mode. This undergraduate course provides a deep exploration of government and power, typically completed over four years. Students gain vital skills in research, analytical thinking, and global political theory.

The Chemistry Education programme at Brigham Young University is a public bachelor degree designed for aspiring secondary school teachers. This full-time course combines rigorous chemical science training with professional pedagogy, ensuring graduates meet Utah state licensing requirements for careers in public education.

The Graphic Design programme at Brigham Young University is a comprehensive BFA degree delivered in a public study mode. This professional course focuses on design thinking and visual communication, preparing students for the industry through a rigorous curriculum that balances creative theory with practical studio application.

The Geography - Urban and Regional Planning programme at Brigham Young University is a comprehensive B.Sc. degree delivered in a public study mode. This undergraduate course focuses on spatial thinking and land management, equipping students with the technical skills needed to design sustainable and efficient urban environments.

The Spanish Teaching programme at Brigham Young University is a public B.A. degree designed for aspiring educators. This comprehensive course focuses on language mastery and pedagogical skills, preparing students for professional licensure. It combines rigorous linguistic study with practical classroom experience in a supportive environment.

The Interdisciplinary Humanities bachelor programme at Brigham Young University offers a comprehensive exploration of cultural and intellectual history. This public study mode degree focuses on critical thinking and foreign language proficiency, preparing students for diverse professional paths through flexible, tailored tracks.

The Construction and Facilities Management, Construction Management programme at Brigham Young University is a comprehensive B.Sc. degree. This full-time course, delivered in a public study mode, equips students with technical and leadership skills for the built environment over a standard four-year duration.

The German Studies programme at Brigham Young University is a public B.A. degree designed to enhance linguistic and cultural expertise. This secondary major requires 29 to 45 credits, focusing on advanced proficiency and cultural literacy. It offers a flexible study mode for students seeking to master the German language.

The Geography, Geospatial Science and Technology programme at Brigham Young University is a public bachelor degree focusing on spatial data and mapping. This full-time course equips students with technical expertise in GIS and remote sensing to solve complex environmental and urban challenges through geographic analysis.

The Geography - Global Studies programme at Brigham Young University is a comprehensive B.Sc. degree delivered in a public study mode. Over the course of the programme, students explore human and environmental processes, regional patterns, and world affairs to address complex global challenges through a spatial lens.

The Asian Studies - Japan Studies programme at Brigham Young University is a comprehensive B.A. degree. This public study mode course requires 44 to 64 credits, focusing on Japanese language proficiency and regional literacy. Students explore Japan's cultural and political history through a rigorous academic framework.

The European Studies programme at Brigham Young University is a public bachelor degree designed for students seeking deep expertise in continental history and culture. This comprehensive course requires 45 to 47 credits and includes a mandatory study abroad or internship experience to ensure professional global competency.

The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Brigham Young University offers accredited degrees in Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering. Computer Engineering focuses on the design of digital computing devices and systems and involves hardware and software, operating systems, digital logic, real- time systems, and computer vision.

The Brigham Young University School of Music's Music Performance - Vocal 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.

Communications - Public Relations students at Brigham Young University will take classes in research and measurement; social and digital media; public relations writing and earned media techniques; video storytelling; and communications ethics. The public relations emphasis prepares students with critical skills in analytical thinking, writing, research campaign planning and more.

Candidates at the Social Science Teaching program from Brigham Young University can articulate how young people learn and develop acknowledging individual and cultural differences in order to create environments that motivate collaborative learning.

The Brigham Young University School of Music's Music Education - K-12 Instrumental 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.

Students will demonstrate a comprehension of the processes history and theory of performance with the Bachelor in Theatre Arts Studies from Brigham Young University.

The Political Science - Global Development program Brigham Young University from involves a wide range of theoretical, empirical, and moral inquiry into the fundamentals of governance, with diverse perspectives about the nature, uses, and abuses of power.

The Experience Design and Management programme at Brigham Young University is a public bachelor degree focused on creating impactful human interactions. This full-time course equips students with professional techniques in experience delivery. It requires 64 credit hours and includes a mandatory professional internship.