146 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Gender and Sexuality Studies BA program offered at New York University in the Department of Social and Cultural Analysis and offers a broad interdisciplinary investigation of gender and sexuality as keys to understanding human experience, fully integrating the study of gender and sexuality in its core curriculum, and insistently extending the view beyond U.S. borders.

The Spanish and Portuguese at New York University is an interdisciplinary department focused on the language, cultural formations, and critical thought emerging from Latin America, the Caribbean, the Iberian Peninsula, and the Luso-Afro-Brazilian world. Spanish and Portuguese are among the world’s leading languages of culture, sociopolitics, and commerce.

The Philosophy programme at New York University offers a comprehensive public study mode for students seeking a bachelor degree. This rigorous curriculum focuses on critical thinking and analytical reasoning over a standard four-year duration, providing a world-class foundation in the heart of New York City's academic hub.

The Collaborative Arts programme at New York University is a four-year, full-time B.F.A. designed for versatile creators. This public study mode course integrates performance, emerging media, and visual arts. Students develop a multidisciplinary portfolio through hands-on experimentation and rigorous interdisciplinary practice.

The Vocal Performance - Classical Voice BM program from New York University is designed for accomplished young singers who seek to fully integrate the study of voice with the study of acting. You'll work with our experienced faculty in private lessons, lectures, and master classes and perform in fully staged productions as you prepare for a career in opera and recitals and on the concert stage.

This unique Global Public Health and Communicative Sciences and Disorders BSc program from New York University combines foundational knowledge of normal and disordered speech, language, and hearing processes with an investigation of the ways interactions between populations and environments shape global public health outcomes. 

The B.A. in Classical Civilization at New York University offers a comprehensive exploration of ancient Mediterranean cultures. This public study mode programme provides students with a deep understanding of historical foundations over a standard four-year duration, focusing on the literature and arts of antiquity.

The B.A. in Social and Cultural Analysis at New York University offers a comprehensive public study mode for students seeking to understand complex societal dynamics. This undergraduate programme provides a rigorous academic framework over its standard duration, focusing on the intersection of diverse cultural perspectives.

The B.Sc. in World Language Education at New York University is a 128-credit undergraduate programme designed for aspiring teachers. Delivered in a public study mode, this full-time course prepares you for initial certification in New York State, focusing on language mastery and pedagogy for grades 7–12 over four years.

The B.A. in French and Linguistics at New York University provides a comprehensive exploration of language structure and Francophone culture. This full-time programme, delivered in a public study mode, combines analytical linguistic theory with advanced French proficiency to prepare students for diverse global opportunities.

The Mathematics B.A. at New York University is a four-year, full-time programme delivered through the College of Arts and Science. This public study mode course provides a rigorous foundation in both pure and applied mathematics, preparing students for diverse professional paths or advanced academic research in the field.

The BSc/MPH Global Public Health and Nutrition and Public Health Nutrition at New York University is an accelerated five-year, full-time programme. It combines undergraduate and master's level study to prepare experts in dietetics and global health. Students gain the skills needed for leadership in public health nutrition.

The Economics and Mathematics B.A. at New York University is a rigorous joint programme designed for students seeking a high level of technical proficiency. This full-time course combines analytical theory with advanced quantitative methods, providing a robust foundation for professional or academic pursuits in the field.

Since Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering are both extremely pertinent in today's high technology and global world, this Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering BSc program from New York University gives the students the opportunity of garnering knowledge from both fields. 

The Business and Technology Management BSc program from New York University is oriented toward current and future high growth areas. This STEM based program acknowledges that modern business leaders must be deeply familiar with technology and innovation, and work in diverse venues. 

The Computer Engineering BSc program at New York University incorporates the latest market and technology trends and combines the traditional disciplines of electronics, communications, control and computer programming with newer courses, such as Cyber Security, Nanoscale Circuit Design, Parallel Computers, Image Processing, Biomedical Instrumentation, etc.

The Biomolecular Science BSc program from New York University  is also a suitable starting point for careers in medicine. The program was developed in cooperation with deans from major medical schools, and graduates have gone on to Harvard Dental School, Mount Sinai Medical School, and NYU Medical School, among other medical programs.

The Asian Pacific American Studies BA program from New York University offers undergrads a range of exciting courses exploring the histories, experiences and cultural production of Asian/Pacific Americans

Build your knowledge of global and US histories and acquire pedagogical strategies that engage students beyond textbooks and multiple choice tests with this Teaching Social Studies, Grades 7-12, Initial Certification BSc program offered at New York University.

Comparative literature is an innovative major that encourages students to follow their passion for literature and its intersections with theory by venturing beyond national and disciplinary boundaries. Apply to the Comparative Literature BA program offered at New York University.