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171 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university
Instrumental
This Instrumental degree from University of Washington is offered with a major in Music, and is intended for students who wish to emphasize general competence in music within the framework of a liberal arts education.
Environmental Science
The bachelor of science degree in Environmental Science from University of Washington provides students with a strong science background with a focus on the environmental issues of the future.
Law and Policy
The Law and Policy major from University of Washington develops students’ theoretical reasoning and analytical skills as applied to critical assessments of current topics in law and policy.
Politics, Philosophy and Economics
This Politics, Philosophy and Economics major from University of Washington provides students with an in-depth interdisciplinary foundation in the analysis of politics and economics and in the study of philosophical and ethical issues related to political, economic, and public policy issues.
Sociology
The Sociology major from University of Washington is non-capacity constrained major; if you meet our admissions requirements, you will be accepted. Students in the major have priority access to the program’s upper-division seminars and many of our more popular classes. The Sociology Department welcomes applicants to the major every quarter, including Summer.
Criminal Justice (Online)
The online Criminal Justice (Online) degree completion program from University of Washington is a cohort model, and follows curriculum and major requirements with the on-campus CJ major. All 65 credits required for the major will be available online, alongside other online UW courses to help fulfill degree requirements.
Criminal Justice
The Criminal Justice degree from University of Washington offers a multidisciplinary understanding of crime and justice within the framework of broader social processes within our society. It looks at all major aspects of the justice system from an ecological systems approach rather than a specialization in one narrow content area.
History
As a student of the History program from University of Washington, you will study the past and learn to research and write your own histories. You will learn cause and effect reasoning and gain skills essential in all fields of research and all of the professions.
Swedish
Through earning a BA in Swedish program from University of Washington, students connect to a culture of influential artists, renowned designers and innovative problem-solvers.
Materials Science and Engineering
The Materials Science and Engineering Bachelor of Science degree at the University of Washington has elective coursework spanning a broad range of materials science and engineering specializations.
Urban Design
The BS in Urban Design at the University of Washington helps students turn their passions for social change and equity into meaningful urban design solutions producing livable cities and neighborhoods.
Global Studies
Students in the Global Studies concentration at the University of Washington study a variety of subjects and themes in an international context, including artistic, cultural, political and economic patterns among and within other nations.
Environmental Sustainability
The Bachelor of Arts degree in Environmental Sustainability at the University of Washington prepares students to understand, analyze, and solve environmental and sustainability challenges.
Food Systems, Nutrition, and Health
The Bachelor of Arts with a major in Food Systems, Nutrition, and Health at the University of Washington explores the complex intersections and relationships among food, culture, economics, the environment, justice, labor, policy, and population health.
Human Centered Design and Engineering
Students in University of Washington's Human Centered Design and Engineering Bachelor of Science program learn engineering principles rooted in a broad range of disciplines to investigate the interaction of people with technology and technical development.
Anthropology
University of Washington's Anthropology is an open major. Students may complete this degree with either a Bachelor of Arts or a Bachelor of Science. If you're uncertain which is the right path for you, you can read about the major requirements below or learn more about the differences.
Greek
Through University of Washington's B.A. in Greek, students analyze a complex civilization of people whose ideologies and practices still guide daily life in communities around the globe.
Art
After completing University of Washington's Art introductory art classes, students select and complete the requirements for the concentration in Interdisciplinary Visual Arts, Painting + Drawing, Photo/Media, or 3D4M: ceramics + glass + sculpture. In tandem with required studio art classes, students will advance their writing skills while completing coursework in the history of art.
Applied Mathematics
University of Washington's Applied Mathematics incorporates interdisciplinary study in the physical, engineering, and biological sciences. We provide dynamic and engaging training that is especially strong in mathematical methods and in application areas.
Environmental Studies
In University of Washington Environmental Studies, students imagine, analyze and invent innovative solutions to help bring about a more equitably sustainable world. They join a vibrant community drawn from the natural sciences, social sciences and humanities, united by a shared interest: addressing urgent environmental issues.