227 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

At the core of modern theoretical science, mathematics has historically provided an expressive language and a theoretical framework for advances in the physical sciences. The Mathematics - General Mathematics programme is offered at the University of Pennsylvania.

The B.A. in Philosophy, Politics and Economics- Distributive Justice at the University of Pennsylvania is a public, full-time programme. It explores the analytical frameworks used to justify market systems and democracy. Students complete 36 course units, gaining deep insights into social equity and economic structures.

The B.A. in Visual Studies-Architecture Practice and Technology at the University of Pennsylvania is a public, interdisciplinary programme. It explores the intersection of vision, images, and architectural design. Students engage in a comprehensive curriculum over a standard duration, focusing on both digital and physical media.

The B.A. in Philosophy, Politics and Economics- Public Policy and Governance at the University of Pennsylvania is a comprehensive undergraduate programme. Delivered through a public study mode, this interdisciplinary degree equips students with analytical frameworks to evaluate modern political and economic structures.

The B.A. in Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures Ancient Middle East at the University of Pennsylvania is a full-time public programme. Over four years, students explore archaeology, history, and ancient languages. This degree focuses on the civilizations of Mesopotamia, Egypt, and the Levant through rigorous study.

The B.Sc. in Artificial Intelligence at the University of Pennsylvania is a comprehensive public programme designed for future engineers. This undergraduate course focuses on machine learning and big data analytics. Students engage in rigorous technical training to address complex global challenges through innovative computing.

The B.A. in Earth and Environmental Science at the University of Pennsylvania is a comprehensive undergraduate programme. This full-time course explores the physical and biological processes of our planet. Students examine climate change and human-ecosystem interactions through a public study mode over a four-year duration.

The B.A. in Health and Societies- Health Care Markets and Finance at the University of Pennsylvania is a public study programme exploring medicine within social contexts. This multidisciplinary degree combines history, sociology, and anthropology to prepare students for diverse health service careers through a comprehensive curriculum.

The Individualized Major is a B.A. degree at the University of Pennsylvania designed for self-motivated students. This public study mode programme allows for the creation of a unique multidisciplinary curriculum. It requires a minimum of 34 course units and is tailored for those with exceptional academic goals.

The B.A. in Comparative Literature-Globalization at the University of Pennsylvania offers a cosmopolitan education. This full-time, public programme explores literature through theoretical and cross-cultural lenses. Students engage with global socio-political frameworks while developing advanced linguistic and analytical skills.

The B.A. in Cognitive Science-Individualized at the University of Pennsylvania is a public, interdisciplinary programme exploring intelligent systems. Students combine biology, linguistics, and psychology to study the human mind. This flexible undergraduate degree requires 36 course units to complete graduation requirements.

The B.A. in English- Medieval, Renaissance at the University of Pennsylvania is a full-time, public programme. Students explore the dramatic evolution of English literature from Chaucer to Milton, examining how historical shifts and linguistic changes shaped iconic texts. This degree requires 33 course units for completion.

Philosophy seeks to illuminate fundamental aspects of the world, of our relation to and knowledge of the world, and of our own nature as rational, purposive, and social beings. The Philosophy - Humanistic Philosophy programme is offered at the University of Pennsylvania.

Philosophy seeks to illuminate fundamental aspects of the world, of our relation to and knowledge of the world, and of our own nature as rational, purposive, and social beings. The Philosophy - Political and Moral Philosophy programme is offered at the University of Pennsylvania.

Communication is an interdisciplinary field that draws from the humanities, social sciences, and sciences. The undergraduate Communication - General Communication program at the University of Pennsylvania focuses on the theoretical, critical, and empirical examination of fundamental communication systems, institutions, processes, and effects. 

Computer Engineering at the University of Pennsylvania  is the discipline that designs and engineers computer systems from digital circuits, through compilers and runtime systems, to networking and world-wide distributed systems. 

The Fine Arts department is committed to cultivating global thought leaders in the fields of Art and Design. The Major in Design at the University of Pennsylvania addresses a need for innovative pedagogy exploring the expansive nature of contemporary design and its relationship to the humanities, the sciences, and emerging technologies.

Physics and astronomy are fundamental sciences aimed at discovering the basic principles that govern our universe. Physicists study the interplay between space, time, matter, and energy. The Physics - Astrophysics programme is offered at the University of Pennsylvania.

Science, Technology & Society examines the social contexts in which science and technology occur, the organizations of people and things that make up science and technology systems, and the social and cultural consequences of scientific and technological change over time. The Science, Technology and Society - Biotechnology and Biomedicine programme is offered at the University of Pennsylvania.

The B.A. in Africana Studies- African Studies at the University of Pennsylvania is a comprehensive undergraduate programme delivered in a public study mode. This interdisciplinary course explores the historical, social, and political experiences of African peoples, preparing students for diverse professional pathways.