227 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The B.A. in Health and Societies- Global Health at the University of Pennsylvania is a comprehensive undergraduate programme delivered in a public study mode. It integrates history, sociology, and anthropology to examine medical contexts, preparing students for diverse careers through a multidisciplinary curriculum.

The Nursing program of University of Pennsylvania believes in the power of using hands-on, mentored education to transform what happens in the classroom to what happens in the clinic and beyond.

The English program of University of Pennsylvania explores language, literature, and culture across the globe and in a wide array of forms. From books and manuscripts to theater, film, TV, and digital media, English majors go everywhere English goes in order to cultivate their critical and expressive skills.

The Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies program of University of Pennsylvania is an interdisciplinary program that provides exciting intellectual opportunities for students to explore a wide variety of issues concerning gender, race, sexuality, and women in society, culture, history, science, and language.

The Fine Arts program of University of Pennsylvania offers students the opportunity to study a range of art and design disciplines with an interdisciplinary major in Fine Arts (FNAR) and an integrative major in Design (DSGN). 

The Criminology course from University of Pennsylvania enables students to acquire a theoretical and methodological framework for generating and assessing knowledge about crime and social control. 

The undergraduate Neuroscience Program at the University of Pennsylvania provides an interdisciplinary major for students interested in neuroscience. The biological perspective spans from evolutionary considerations, to molecular mechanisms, to computational models. The behavioral topics range from natural animal behaviors, to human cognition, to neurological diseases.  

The Africana Studies program of University of Pennsylvania is designed to provide students with an integrated understanding and appreciation for the African, African American, Caribbean, and other African Diaspora experiences in their diverse dimensions.

The University of Pennsylvania offers a Bachelor in Cognitive Science, exploring the complexities of how minds function. This public study mode programme requires 16 course units, including a core curriculum and specialised concentrations. Students engage in interdisciplinary research across psychology, linguistics, and neuroscience.

The History of Art program of University of Pennsylvania seeks to deepen students’ knowledge of artistic production and practice over the scope of human history, as well as to broaden awareness of the critical and interpretive aims of the discipline itself.

The Finance concentration at the University of Pennsylvania develops the skills necessary to work at a high level of expertise in all areas of finance, including: asset management and financial markets; investment banking in a global context; the financial aspects of venture capital, mergers and acquisitions; and global management consulting.

The Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies - Health and Disability Studies concentration at the University of Pennsylvania will be of interest to students who want to explore the intersections between history and health and the ways that disability and health are both shaped by, and experienced in, society. 

The Environmental Studies - Environmental Policy and Application major at the University of Pennsylvania provides graduates with the necessary skills to contribute to society and effectively work on challenging problems that face humanity.  

It is the study of the human condition everywhere; its cultural, linguistic; and how it evolved and developed from the prehistoric past into the globalizing present. Anthropology is an interdisciplinary 14 credit major that intersects with programs and departments across the University. The Anthropology - Biological Anthropology programme is offered at the University of Pennsylvania.

The Operations, Information and Decisions - Decision Processes Track track at the University of Pennsylvania establishes rigorous scientific foundations for describing, predicting, and improving the processes through which individuals and groups collect data and information, form judgments, and make decisions. 

Computer-based management systems and analytic approaches to decision making are increasingly vital to effective management in a range of industries across public and private sectors. The Operations, Information and Decisions - General Track 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 - Global Science and Technology programme is offered at the University of Pennsylvania.

The Legal Studies and Business Ethics programme is offered at the University of Pennsylvania. For students dedicated to working in the social sector, the secondary concentration helps to put their specific interests into a broader context.

A Communication major with a focus in Communication - Communication and Public Service offers students at the University of Pennsylvania a special program that combines individual research opportunities with hands-on experience in the public arena.

Courses in this Communication -  Communication, Culture and Journalism Studies Concentration at the University of Pennsylvania explore the complex relationships between communication and cultural practices. Through this concentration students will gain an understanding of the ways in which communication is central to the construction, maintenance.