109 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The German BA program from University of Texas at Austin offers challenging language and culture courses in German.

The Asian Cultures and Languages BA program from University of Texas at Austin is intended for students desiring to focus on one country or language.

The English BA program from University of Texas at Austin offers a first-rate education, yet our degree plan is flexible enough to allow students to concentrate in other areas of particular interest, such as creative writing or cultural studies.

The Health and Society program from University of Texas at Austin fits you if you ever wondered why is there such social and geographic variability in health patterns, how do we define "health" in any given cultural and historical context, what are the consequences of ill-health for individuals and societies and how can we go about promoting health in an ethically and fiscally responsible manner.

The Humanities BA program from University of Texas at Austin offers highly motivated students the opportunity to design their own course of study as a major for the B.A. degree. Each applicant to the program consults with the Humanities advisor to create a flexible and self-mapped major consisting of forty-two credit hours beyond The University's basic education requirements.

The Dance BFA program from University of Texas at Austin offers intensive, professional training within a rigorous academic setting.

At the Music BA program from University of Texas at Austin students must complete fifteen hours of music emphasis coursework and twelve hours in a secondary field of study.

The Neuroscience BSc program from University of Texas at Austin introduces you to the study of the nervous system, advances our understanding of human thought, emotion, and behavior.

The Biology - Marine Science BSc program from University of Texas at Austin introduces you to the study of marine organisms, their behaviors and interactions with the environment. Marine biologists study biological oceanography and the associated fields of chemical, physical, and geological oceanography to understand marine organisms.