227 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The B.Sc. Pre-Health Core Studies, Post-Baccalaureate Preparatory Program at the University of Pennsylvania is a public, full-time or part-time track for aspiring medical students. This intensive curriculum provides essential science foundations over two years, helping those with limited backgrounds prepare for clinical careers.

The B.A. in Political Science-Comparative Politics at the University of Pennsylvania is a full-time undergraduate programme delivered in a public study mode. This degree focuses on systematic political analysis and world regions, requiring 32 course units for completion through the prestigious School of Arts & Sciences.

The B.A. in Political Science-General Political Science at the University of Pennsylvania offers a comprehensive study of global political systems. This public study mode programme requires 32 course units, focusing on systematic approaches to governance, international relations, and political theory over a four-year duration.

The B.A. in Political Science-International Relations at the University of Pennsylvania is a comprehensive undergraduate programme. Delivered through a full-time study mode, this degree focuses on the emergence of the international order. Students engage in rigorous academic training within a world-class research environment.

The Cinema and Media Studies program of University of Pennsylvania is a traditional humanities programs involving the critical study of film and media history, theory, and aesthetics.

The South Asia Studies programme at the University of Pennsylvania offers a comprehensive exploration of the region's diverse cultures and history. This undergraduate degree provides flexible study modes and durations, allowing students to engage deeply with South Asian languages and societies within a world-class academic setting.

The Comparative Literature program of University of Pennsylvania welcomes students interested in the study of literature from theoretical, interdisciplinary, cross-cultural, and global perspectives.

The Jewish Studies program of University of Pennsylvania provides students the opportunity to explore Jewish culture, history, language, and literature from the era of the Bible through the contemporary period.

Our Latin American and Latinx Studies program at the University of Pennsylvania allows students to approach Latin American and Latinx cultures in all their diversity of expression - not only "high culture" but also folk and other forms, from pre-Columbian times to the present, from Rio de Janeiro to New York and beyond. 

The Music program of University of Pennsylvania is founded on a balance in the core training between the fields of music history, ethnomusicology, theory, and composition. There are many different and overlapping ways to pursue music: through performance, listening, academic investigation, and composition. All of these are encouraged and fostered by the department. 

The Biology program of University of Pennsylvania can serve as preparation for graduate study in the biological sciences, graduate training in health-related professions, teaching, or employment in a laboratory or conservation-related job. 

The Materials Science and Engineering program of University of Pennsylvania is at the forefront of transforming how engineers are being educated. As Penn is one of the top ten universities in the nation, this department is also recognized for its excellence in education and research that brings about our world-renowned faculty, students and postdocs in a diverse, equal, and inclusive environment.

Science, Technology and Society - Energy and Environment at the University of Pennsylvania 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 Department of History offers a variety of courses dealing with the political, social, diplomatic, intellectual, economic, and cultural history of the Americas, Europe, Asia, and Africa, from the early medieval period to the present. The History - European History programme is offered at the University of Pennsylvania.

The secondary concentration in retailing provides an interdisciplinary overview of the retailing industry, combining courses in core retailing skills with industry-relevant electives from Wharton and the College of Arts & Sciences. The Retailing programme is offered at the University of Pennsylvania.

The Department of History offers a variety of courses dealing with the political, social, diplomatic, intellectual, economic, and cultural history of the Americas, Europe, Asia, and Africa, from the early medieval period to the present. The History - Jewish History programme is offered at the University of Pennsylvania.

The B.A. in English- Literary Theory and Cultural Studies at the University of Pennsylvania is a full-time programme delivered in a public study mode. This undergraduate degree explores the intersection of literature, philosophy, and sociology, providing a rigorous academic foundation over a standard four-year duration.

The B.A. in Sociology-Structures of Opportunity and Inequality at the University of Pennsylvania explores how social institutions shape human lives. This public study mode programme examines class, race, and gender disparities. Students complete 34 course units to understand the persistence of global and local inequalities.

The B.A. in Sociology-Family, Gender and Society at the University of Pennsylvania explores the vital intersection of domestic institutions and gender roles. This public study mode programme examines how marriage, fertility, and migration shape modern life, providing a deep understanding of social stability and change.

The B.A. in Political Science-American Politics (Hons) at the University of Pennsylvania provides a deep exploration of domestic political systems. This full-time programme, delivered in a public study mode, focuses on national institutions and processes, requiring 32 course units for successful degree completion.