3.0k Bachelor's degrees in Massachusetts, United States

Landscape Architecture at University of Massachusetts Amherst combine science and art to design beautiful outdoor spaces that nurture the earth, enrich lives, and bring communities together. 

As an Afro-American Studies major at University of Massachusetts Amherst, you will gain skills in project development, research and analysis, interpersonal and cross-cultural communication, critical thinking, problem solving, and writing—all skills employers look for in new hires. 

The Aerospace Engineering program of Worcester Polytechnic Institute is for the student who wants to build an exciting career around machines that fly and wants to get started doing that now. Whether it’s aircraft or spacecraft that captivates you, we understand your fascination and will give you the technical tools and knowledge to make a difference in the aerospace field.

The Humanities & Arts program of Worcester Polytechnic Institute combines the humanities and arts with science to provide a unique balance in studies to help students understand that science and technology are means to a greater end.

The Mechanical Engineering program of Worcester Polytechnic Institute provides you with the essential skills and experiences to explore mechanical engineering’s diverse opportunities. Fifty percent of our mechanical engineering requirements are electives, so you’ll choose an academic path targeted at what interests you most.

The Engineering Psychology program of Tufts University is an interdisciplinary program offered jointly by the School of Engineering and the Department of Psychology

The Astronomy program of the University of Massachusetts Amherst offers students a wide variety of courses, innovative learning styles, and research experiences and facilities.

The Quantitative Economics program at Tufts University carry STEM certification and include courses in mathematics, principles of economics, intermediate microeconomic theory, intermediate macroeconomic theory, and statistics

The objective of the Architectural Studies program of Tufts University is to enable students to think critically, historically, and as broadly as possible about the built environment and in so doing uniquely enrich a lifelong engagement with the built environment, be it as practicing professionals or as broadly-informed inhabitants of the human-made world.

The Russian and Eastern European Studies Studies program at Tufts University offers the student training in the history, politics, literature, and arts of Russia and the nations of Eastern Europe, as well as a grounding in contemporary oral and written Russian.

The History of Art and Architecture program of Tufts University works to provide students with a critical and globally informed understanding of the history of art, architecture, and visual culture.

The International Relations program of Tufts University is interdisciplinary. However, it should not be conceived simply as an agglomeration of knowledge from several fields. Rather, both faculty and students in international relations strive to compare and integrate the methodologies and evidence they acquire in different disciplinary settings as they seek answers to similar questions.

The Journalism program of University of Massachusetts Amherst is based on the premise that journalists are essential in a democratic society because they inform its citizens, give voice to the voiceless and hold the powerful accountable.

The Biology program of Tufts University learning and foundational skills that students carry with them beyond Tufts. It attracts students interested in career areas that include medicine, biotechnology, conservation, education, consulting, law, basic and applied research.

The Plant and Soil Sciences program of University of Massachusetts Amherst, through theoretical and practical training, prepares students to tackle real-world problems by integrating and applying knowledge they learn from different disciplines.

If you are interested in greenhouse management or growing bedding plants, potted plants, perennial flowers, woody plant production or nursery and garden center management then the Sustainable Horticulture program of University of Massachusetts Amherst is where you want to be.

The Bachelor of Science in Sociology program at Boston University, part of the Department of Applied Social Sciences, develops strong analytic skills and a broad knowledge of human relations and social systems.

What can you do with the Mathematical Sciences program of Worcester Polytechnic Institute? Picture a career as a cryptographer designing systems to protect sensitive data, an animator bringing the next great film to the big screen, or an operations analyst helping organizations run more efficiently.

The Physics program of Worcester Polytechnic Institute encourages your passion for asking the big questions and solving perplexing puzzles that face humanity. With our engaged faculty and our individualized approach, you’ll explore your interests and find your own path in Physics.

With the help of the Bioengineering program offered at University of Massachusetts Lowell, you'll prepare for careers that address diverse problems in either traditional or emerging fields of chemical engineering.