163 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The interdisciplinary major in Neuroscience at The Ohio State University was created by a joint venture between the College of Arts and Sciences and the College of Medicine. 

The Criminology and Criminal Justice Studies program from The Ohio State University provides a foundation for postbaccalaureate work in law, public policy, social work, business, theology and urban planning. Many students also will use the undergraduate major as preparation for graduate work in criminology or in a related field, such as sociology. 

Students pursuing Interior Design at The Ohio State University learn how human needs and environmental conditions impact potential spatial design opportunities. They apply a sophisticated level of design thinking and design research approaches to the planning and development of public and private interior environments of all scales, placing emphasis on commercial, workplace, hospitality.

Sustainable plant systems is broken down into five areas of specialization: agroecology, agronomy, horticulture, plant biosciences and turfgrass science. The Sustainable Plant Systems program is offered by The Ohio State University.

Welding engineering employs science and engineering in joining components made of metals, ceramics, plastics and other materials. The Welding Engineering program is offered by The Ohio State University.

Students in the Landscape Architecture program from The Ohio State University combine critical thinking skills with artistic principles, environmental consciousness and construction technology to address people’s relationship to the land in a range of situations. 

Because the Dance program from The Ohio State University is focused on building the whole artist, students can combine academic and artistic interests. While dance is the focal point of their academic practice, students can choose from a variety of courses to enrich, extend and support their areas of investigation.

The Education - Middle Childhood Education program at The Ohio State University is one of seven undergraduate programs in the Department of Teaching and Learning that provides students the training needed to become a teacher. 

The Biomedical Science major at The Ohio State University is for a select group of high-ability and highly motivated freshmen who wish to engage in biomedical research as undergraduates and plan to pursue graduate or professional education in medicine, research or other areas of health care. 

Ancient History and Classics program is an interdisciplinary major from The Ohio State University offered jointly by the Department of Classics and the Department of History. 

The Physics programe from The Ohio State University provide students with the opportunity to master the fundamental areas of physics: classical mechanics, electromagnetism, quantum mechanics and thermodynamics.

During their studies, students of the Religious Studies program from The Ohio State University develop strong skills in analytical and critical thinking, written and spoken communication, and an understanding of cultural differences as they attend to the intersections of gender, ethnicity, race and class in relation to religious traditions and practices. 

The Human Development and Family Science major from The Ohio State University is a great choice for a “people person”. This major prepares students for careers that help others, contribute to one’s community and provide a sense of making a difference in one’s society. 

The City and Regional Planning program from The Ohio State University is a professional degree and is accredited by the Planning Accreditation Board. Graduates are eligible to sit for certification by the American Institute of Certified Planners after three years of professional work experience. 

Students in the Construction Systems Management program from The Ohio State University focus on developing managerial skills to prepare for careers in coordinating and directing activities in a range of industry sectors, including residential, commercial and heavy construction. 

The Islamic Studies program from The Ohio State University allows students to combine relevant courses from a number of fields—history, history of art, philosophy, near eastern languages and cultures, international studies, and others—with work in Islamic languages and literatures. 

The Sport Industry major from The Ohio State University explores the connections of sport and exercise to the larger society, its historical settings and meanings, its ethical underpinnings, and its racial, gender and social class composition.

The Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering (Hons) at The Ohio State University spans a comprehensive curriculum designed to equip students with essential skills in both electrical and computer engineering. The programme is offered on the Columbus campus, providing an immersive educational experience that prepares graduates for a dynamic career in technology.

Students in this Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies program from The Ohio State University become innovative thinkers and engaged citizens who understand the increasingly diverse world in which they live.

Students in the Comparative Studies program at The Ohio State University develop strong skills in analytical and critical thinking and in written and spoken communication. Students broaden their understanding of cultural differences as they attend to the intersections of gender, ethnicity, race and class.