80 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

 The B.A. in Anthropology at Brown University involves core training in the four fields of anthropology: socio-cultural anthropology, archaeology, linguistic anthropology, and biological anthropology. 

The B.A. in Archaeology and the Ancient World at Brown University provides an opportunity to explore the multi-faceted discipline of archaeology while examining the critical early civilizations of the so-called "Old World" that is, the complex societies of the Mediterranean, Egypt, and Ancient Western Asia.

The B.A. in Hispanic Studies at Brown University offers a variety of courses on topics related to literary history and theory; multicultural contact; linguistics and the history of the language; visual culture, film, and performance studies. 

The B.S. in Applied Mathematics - Biology at Brown University recognizes that mathematics is essential to address many modern biological problems in the post genomic era. 

The B.S. in Applied Mathematics at Brown University is an inherently interdisciplinary subject which applies to many problems that arise in the physical, life and social sciences as well as in engineering. 

The B.A. in Philosophy at Brown University offers courses covering subjects from the philosophy of religion to the philosophies of science and literature.

The B.Sc in Applied Mathematics - Computer Science at Brown University provides a foundation of basic concepts and methodology of mathematical analysis and computation and prepares students for advanced work in computer science, applied mathematics, and scientific computation.

The Middle East Studies programme at Brown University seeks to build a strong, interdisciplinary understanding of historical and contemporary issues within the Middle East, broadly defined.

The Statistics programme at Brown University is designed to provide foundations that include basic statistical concepts and methodologies, and to expose students to the role of statistical thinking and analysis in interdisciplinary research and in the public sphere.

The Italian Studies programme at Brown University allows students to strengthen their language skills in Italian and deepen their knowledge of Italian literature, history, art, and culture.

 The B.S. in Mathematics at Brown University is designed to present students with challenging courses that will train them for any future they desire be it in the economy, in government, or in academe.  

The B.S. in Social Analysis and Research at Brown University provides both a conceptual and a working knowledge of the techniques for data collection and analysis used for social research in academic and non-academic environments.

The B.S. in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at Brown University has a key component which is the year of hands-on research carried out in collaboration with a faculty member here at Brown.

The B.A. in Judaic Studies at Brown University offers students the opportunity to study Jews, getting to know their social structures, and what they have created. 

The B.A. in Cognitive Sciences at Brown University is primarily for students interested in studying human mental processes and acquiring a research orientation to the study of the mind. 

The B.A. in Comparative Literature at Brown University enables students to study literature in cross-cultural perspectives.  

The B.S. in Computer Science at Brown University is designed for those who wish to improve their professional competence in computer science or to prepare for further graduate study

The Bachelor in English at Brown University teaches students about how literature works, how we understand it, and how we write about it. 

The B.A. in Ethnic Studies at Brown University emphasizes the histories of diverse racial groups within and across the borders of the United States, including examining issues of diaspora, migration, social movements, and the political economies of social inequality and racial formation.

The Medieval Cultures programme at Brown University offers a concentration in Medieval Cultures with two tracks with distinct foci: one in Medieval Cultures and the other in Late Antique Cultures.