3.0k Bachelor's degrees in Massachusetts, United States

New England Conservatory of Music Jazz Studies alumni and faculty include many of today's most influential jazz artists including MacArthur Genius grant recipients and Grammy Award winners.

The Theatre curriculum at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts is designed to encourage students to explore the wide range of creative and technical experiences that theatre offers, find where they excel, and cultivate a theatre practice tailor-made to their individual skills and areas of interest.

The Mathematics degree at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts fosters insights and solutions to a variety of problems through symbolic or numerical analysis.

Massachusetts College of Art and Design’s Fashion Design department takes advantage of its geographic location in the education and innovation hub that is Boston, to provide unique learning opportunities and access for its students and a culturally rich and technologically advanced experience.

International politics studies the political interactions and relationships among two or more transnational actors on the global stage, and the structure and context of the current globalized international system within which these interactions and relationships occur. The Political Science, International Relations and Comparative Politics program is offered by Salem State University.

The Department of Sociology & Criminology at Framingham State University is a vibrant community of committed faculty and engaged students. In fact, sociology majors rank the availability of faculty, faculty concern for student progress, and quality of teaching as among the best aspects of the program.

As an Anthropology major from Wheaton College, you might find yourself immersed in another culture during a semester, summer or year abroad. You can also choose a public health track, which joins the social sciences and biology.

In the Environmental Studies program at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, students and faculty form a close community of scholars and practitioners.

The Human Services degree from Cambridge College provides broad-based knowledge of individuals, families, and communities, with historical and multicultural perspectives.

In the Sociology program at Worcester State University you will learn to take on pressing social problems through critical thinking joined with action

Wentworth Institute of Technology's Biomedical Engineering students learn firsthand how to use advanced technologies in their field, develop novel biomedical engineering design solutions, collaborate effectively with colleagues, and have a positive impact in the areas of biomedical engineering and human health.

Through the hands-on learning approach, you’ll put your studies into motion the moment you arrive on campus. With the Physics degree from Clark University, you’ll explore the fundamental laws and principles that govern our universe — from atomic theory to quantum thermodynamics.

Elementary school educators play an integral role in children’s lives, profoundly affecting the ways in which children learn and grow. If you dream of making a difference in this way, the Elementary Education program at the Bridgewater State University will prepare you for an exciting, challenging and rewarding education career.

The History program from Bridgewater State University allows you to understand our past through a global lens. As a History major, you’ll have the opportunity to take courses in all periods of U.S. and European history, as well as learn about the history of Africa, the Middle East, Latin America, East Asia and Canada.

In the Environmental Science major at Clark University, you’ll put your learning into practice by getting out in nature, taking part in research projects, interning at environmental organizations, exploring diverse places and spaces through study abroad, and taking action both on campus and beyond.

As a Biology major pursuing a bachelor of arts degree at Clark University, you’ll learn from some of the leading minds in the field — who will also be your collaborators as you join their research projects in areas such as animal locomotion, cancer biology, cell division, epigenetics, virus-host interactions, gene expression, and more.

The French program from Amherst College conduct almost all of our courses in French. These courses span literature and culture from the Middle Ages to the present, and they emphasize significant authors or problems rather than chronological surveys.

The Bioinformatics, Genomics and Proteomics Program from Williams College is designed to provide students with an opportunity to explore living systems in molecular terms.

To major in Religion at Mount Holyoke College is to ask questions about the many ways women and men have sought to make sense of their lives.

The Bachelor in Art Studio from Mount Holyoke College stresses the development of experimental, reflective, and focused artistic practices that are engaged with the contemporary world.