86 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

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. 

Develop stronger, smarter, life-changing materials, fiber by fiber. Explore the physical and chemical properties of organic and synthetic fibers people interact with every day, as well as innovative, industry-changing fibers that are just emerging with this Fiber Science  program at Cornell University.

The Department of Art introduced a redesigned B.F.A. curriculum for students who see themselves as both artists and scholars. This bachelor in Art is offered at Cornell University. 

Supplying an expanding global population with adequate food is one of the greatest challenges facing humankind in the 21st century. The Food Science major offered by Cornell University prepares students for leadership positions in the food industry, academia, and government. 

As a Linguistics major, you’ll explore the fascinating phenomenon of human language. This bachelor is offered by Cornell University.  Through your coursework you’ll learn how language is structured, acquired and used in social interactions. You’ll also learn how language changes over time or how it can be modeled computationally. 

Entomology from Cornell University, provides an education in biological and environmental sciences, with a special emphasis on insects.

Students in Atmospheric Science program at Cornell University study the behavior of weather and climate while gaining experience in the analysis, interpretation, and forecasting of meteorological events. 

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.

As a German Studies major, you’ll gain proficiency in reading, speaking and writing German, become acquainted with the culture of German-speaking countries and develop skills in reading, analyzing and discussing German texts in relevant disciplines. This program is offered at Cornell University. 

As a History of Art major, you’ll be able to study areas traditionally central to the discipline such as ancient, medieval and Renaissance art, and the integration of recent fields of theory and research to the study of global visual culture. This bachelor is offered at Cornell University. 

At Cornell University, the BS in Information Science (IS) allows students to study the creation, representation, organization, application, and analysis of information in digital form.

Communication, in one form or another, has been a core part of the social sciences at Cornell since its founding.  Through the study of science, media and technology, students in the Department of Communication are able to examine the rapidly changing communication landscape. This bachelor degree is available at the Cornell University. 

Forge a healthier world with food and nutrition. Examine how what we eat — and our access to and understanding of food and nutrition — affects our health and well being with this Nutritional Sciences program at Cornell University.

At Cornell University, as a French major, you’ll have the opportunity to explore in-depth the languages, literatures and cultures of France and the Francophone world. 

In the Bachelor of Science in Urban and Regional Studies program, offered by Cornell University, students develop the insights, knowledge, and technical skills needed to understand cities in all their diversity, richness, and splendor, and address the myriad challenges of contemporary urban life.

At Cornell University, the Biology and Society Major is designed for students who wish to combine training in biology with perspectives from the social sciences and humanities on the social, political and ethical aspects of modern biology. 

As an Africana Studies major from Cornell University, you’ll have the chance to explore the centrality of Africa and the African Diaspora to the modern world and previous eras in the fields of literature, history, philosophy, international relations, cultural studies, music, and the visual arts.

Cornell University  is the only Ivy League university that offers an undergraduate program in Atmospheric Sciences.

As a Mathematics major, you can focus on the study of the theoretical aspects of mathematics or explore applications to other fields. This bachelor is offered at Cornell University.