3.0k Bachelor's degrees in Massachusetts, United States

As a Computer Science major at University of Massachusetts Lowell, you will be prepared to identify those problems that are best solved by means of a computer and to design and implement effective, economical and creative solutions.

The B.S. in Mathematics - STEM Teaching at University of Massachusetts Lowell provides theory and training in both applied and core mathematics.

The Atmospheric Science concentration at University of Massachusetts Lowell focuses on the study of the various facets of weather, climate and air pollution control. Meteorology and weather forecasting has been the primary employment field for concentration graduates.

At the Physics program offered by Wheaton College you’ll learn about and experiment with subjects like optics, quantum mechanics, electromagnetic fields, astronomy, and planetary science.

Do you love to manipulate numbers and solve problems? Want to apply mathematical ideas to real-world challenges? By majoring in Mathematics at Suffolk University, you can open doors to a rewarding and well-paying career in many fields.

With a major in Management from Suffolk University, you’ll learn how to work collaboratively and lead effectively in today’s competitive global marketplace.

Why do people behave as they do? Psychology is essentially the study of what makes us tick—the examination of mental processes and human behavior across the lifespan and across cultures. Suffolk University’s approach to psychology is holistic: You’ll examine the neurological components of the brain and also study the way societies and circumstances cause different behaviors.

Want to make a difference in the world? Prepare yourself with the knowledge and training you need to work for positive social change. As a major in the Sociology program of Suffolk University, you’ll study how humans relate to one another and why they thrive and flounder in different societies.

The Bachelor of Science in Biology at Boston University provides fundamental knowledge in biological and related sciences.

At Boston University, Music Education students at Boston University have the opportunity to become part of a student body that includes students from throughout the United States as well as many international students.

The Italian and Linguistics major at Boston University enables students to combine the study of human language from a variety of perspectives with the study of Italian language, literature, and culture.

The major in German Language and Literature at Boston University offers students the chance to gain a high level of proficiency (ACTFL intermediate-high) in the German language and develop an in-depth critical understanding of German-language cultural life, past and present.

The Art Education major at Boston University provides students with the opportunity to become skilled artists as well as to prepare for teaching art in pre-K–12 settings. Studio, education, and liberal arts courses are required study. 

A BS degree in Electrical Engineering from University of Massachusetts Boston prepares students for work in such diverse fields as telecommunications, microelectronics, power electronics, and RF electronics, working for such companies as Raytheon, BAE Systems, Draper Laboratory, and a host of small to medium-sized local and national start-up companies.

The Comparative Literature and Culture Program at Brandeis University engages the study of literatures and cultures within and across national boundaries. It comprises the comparative analysis of literary and cultural texts not only in relation to genres, forms, and movements, but within the larger context of social discourse and cultural practices.

The study of English is an astonishingly rich and varied field. English at Brandeis University spans history, from the Middle Ages to the present day.

University of Massachusetts Boston's BA Computer Science program provides an education in the theory and practice of Computer Science with an emphasis on outside humanities.

The Criminology and Criminal Justice major from University of Massachusetts Boston focuses on issues related to crime, criminal justice, and society from a broad sociological perspective.

The program in Neuroscience and Behavior from Mount Holyoke College is intended for students with strong, integrative interests in both biological sciences and psychology and in the biological bases of behavior. 

Students of the Spanish program from Amherst College learn about Hispanic cultures directly through the Spanish language, primarily through literature, film and other artistic expressions. It is possible to begin Spanish at Amherst as a first-year student and go abroad to a Spanish-speaking country during junior year.