72 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

If you like solving puzzles, if you like science and research -- then epidemiology is the major for you. Learn more with Epidemiology at Winona State University.

The Global Studies (GLBS) Major (42-43 credits) at Winona State University has been revised this year and now requires a minor. 

I-Design from Winona State University  is a classic design program relying on a base of strong fine and liberal arts. This base pairs with skills from various other fields of study.

Students wishing to attend Mitchell Hamline School of Law can select this Law from Winona State University major.

In the Recreation and Tourism from Winona State University you’ll be ready to work within a variety of public, commercial, clinical, community, and natural resource settings.

This Health Administration from Winona State University emphasis will also prepare you to attend graduate school in order to become a registered nutritionist or dietitian.

With this  Bachelor of Science in Radiography from Winona State University degree, you’ll help other medical professionals diagnose a patient’s condition and gain hands-on experience with Mayo Clinic.

The Theatre program at Winona State University offers students opportunities and experiences in all aspects of production: performance, design/technology, choreography, stage-management and directing.

The purpose of the Business Administration program at Winona State University is to prepare students for careers in management and administration positions in all types of organizations within the private, nonprofit, and public sectors.

The Sociology students at Winona State University study subjects such as law enforcement, courts, law, corrections, and agencies dealing with juvenile offenders to be prepared for careers in police science and correctional agencies.

Students wishing to attend Mitchell Hamline School of Law can select this Law and Society from Winona State University major.

The Chemistry Department , in cooperation with other science departments and the College of Education, has developed a Minnesota Board of Teaching (BOT)-approved program in Biochemistry (ACS) at Winona State University.

This Academic and Behavioral Strategist program from Winona State University prepares students to become teachers licensed by the state of Minnesota to teach K-12 students with mild disabilities .

The History program at Winona State University prepares students for work in a variety of careers. Any job that requires clear thinking, good writing, articulate speaking, and the ability to ask and answer complicated questions can be a good fit if you have a history degree.

The Accounting major at Winona State University is meant for students who want to combine their passions for business and numbers. This major is also a good fit for transfer students who have already earned 30 college credits and want to complete their bachelor’s degree. 

The Political Science program at Winona State University provides students with the tools necessary to engage as citizens in an increasingly global, interdependent, and diverse world. 

Students in the Computer Science program at Winona State University take an up-to-date set of courses and participate in exciting projects to develop their programming skills and technical knowledge, to develop their communication and critical thinking skills, and, of course, to have lots of fun along the way.

In the College of Business Economics program at Winona State University students build a solid foundation in both business and liberal arts. Economics students also learn strong critical thinking skills that will be beneficial in your career and many other aspects of life. 

With the Movement Science program at Winona State University you’ll be set up for success to enroll in a wide range of medical and rehabilitation science graduate programs. 

Students in the Applied Computer Science program at Winona State University take an up-to-date set of courses and participate in exciting projects to develop their programming skills and technical knowledge, to develop their communication and critical thinking skills, and, of course, to have lots of fun along the way.