86 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

As a Spanish major at Cornell University, you’ll have the opportunity to explore in-depth the languages, literatures and cultures of the Spanish-speaking world. 

At Cornell University, as an Archaeology major, you’ll benefit from an interdisciplinary approach to a broad range of cultures, with courses in classical archaeology and art, Near Eastern studies, and the archaeology of Eurasia, the Americas and Africa. 

As a Design and Environmental Analysis student at Cornell University, you will take studio-based courses to combine creative design thinking with insights about human behavior and innovative materials

Chemistry involves understanding and manipulating matter at the molecular and atomic level. Apply to the Chemistry degree programme offered by Cornell University.

Public policy affects every aspect of our lives, from the prices of the goods we buy to the decisions we make about where to live, work, and go to school. Choose this innovative Public Policy degree course form Cornell University.

Cognitive Science delivered at Cornell University is an interdisciplinary field that studies the fundamental workings of cognition and the mind. 

Beginning in the fall of 2018, the Department of Art introduced a redesigned bachelor of Fine Arts at Cornell University curriculum for students who see themselves as both artists and scholars. 

The major in Jewish Studies from Cornell University will provide students of all backgrounds the opportunity to critically analyze Jewish cultures, histories, literatures, media, thought, and religion.

The BS in Information Science, Systems and Technology, (ISST) from Cornell University,  allows students to study the creation, representation, organization, application, and analysis of information in digital form.

Undergraduate students in Psychology at Cornell University will gain familiarity with current knowledge about the important determinants of human behavior and with the methods used to expand that knowledge, while developing critical thinking skills. 

At Cornell University, the undergraduate landscape architecture curriculum is a broad-based course of study that provides the skills necessary for professional practice. In addition to the required Landscape Architecture courses, students are expected to fulfill college requirements in biological, physical and social sciences, humanities, and written and oral expression.

In American Studies, you’ll embark on an interdisciplinary study of the themes, trends and patterns that characterize the American past and present. You’ll use multiple perspectives and methodologies, learn to synthesize knowledge and develop the critical thinking skills needed for rigorous, complex analysis. This bachelor degree is offered by Cornell University. 

Today’s business students are tomorrow’s global innovators and leaders. They tackle real global challenges, and they’re ready to make an impact. They’re inspired. They’re passionate. They want to make their mark. They demand to leave their world better than they found it.  The Applied Economics and Management program is offered at Cornell University.

The Earth and Atmospheric Sciences major from Cornell University, is available to students in the colleges of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Arts and Sciences and Engineering. After graduating you can seek a career dealing with energy, mineral and water resources, natural hazards, weather and climate forecasting, ocean resources and a host of environmental issues.

At Cornell University, the Department of Biological and Environmental Engineering offers a bachelor degree program in Biological Engineering. 

Help people heal from the outside in. Prepare to help people lead healthier lives by taking a broad-minded approach to health and wellness with this Human Biology, Health and Society at Cornell University.

All ILR students at Cornell University  have the same major: Industrial and Labor Relations. The ILR major focuses on the study of people and policies in the workplace. 

To earn a Bachelor of Science degree at Cornell University in the Major of Mechanical Engineering, a student must complete the Common Curriculum of the College of Engineering together with the Mechanical Engineering Major Program. 

Students majoring in Development Sociology at Cornell University gain an understanding in societal development and factors to solve social problems, both local and global. 

Cornell University's program in Environmental and Sustainability Sciences (E&S) is guided by a single principle: understanding and resolving environmental problems requires an interdisciplinary approach.