187 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Geological Sciences programme at the University at Buffalo offers a comprehensive exploration of Earth systems. This full-time undergraduate degree provides students with deep insights into planetary processes and environmental change. Based in a leading research centre, the curriculum balances theory with practical application.

The Speech and Hearing Science - English as a Second Language (ESOL) at University at Buffalo is a five-year bachelor and master combined programme. This B.A. and Ed.M. degree prepares students for ESOL certification while exploring communicative disorders and human language development.

The Industrial Engineering programme at University at Buffalo focuses on using mathematics and science to enhance productivity and efficiency. Students engage in rigorous training through a public study mode, preparing for diverse roles in global industries.

The Health and Human Services - Social Gerontology programme at University at Buffalo is a comprehensive bachelor degree. This public study mode course focuses on the aging process and healthcare for older adults. Students gain practical experience through mandatory internships while completing their degree over four years.

The Media Study - Production programme at University at Buffalo is a comprehensive bachelor degree delivered in a public study mode. This curriculum focuses on technical mastery and creative expression, allowing students to build professional portfolios through hands-on training in digital tools, film, and interactive media.

The Law programme at University at Buffalo offers a comprehensive public education for those seeking a B.A. degree. This undergraduate course provides a deep understanding of legal frameworks, preparing students for diverse professional paths. It is designed for full-time study, focusing on the functional areas of modern law.

The Social Sciences Interdisciplinary - Cognitive Science at University at Buffalo is a public B.A. programme exploring the mind's inner workings. This interdisciplinary degree integrates philosophy, linguistics, and artificial intelligence. Students engage in full-time study to understand human and machine consciousness.

The Studio Art - Photography programme at University at Buffalo is a comprehensive B.A. degree delivered in a public study mode. This undergraduate course focuses on creative problem-solving and visual theory, allowing students to explore photographic practices within diverse social, cultural, and political contexts.

The Nursing - RN Track at University at Buffalo is a flexible bachelor degree designed for registered nurses. This public programme is delivered 100% online, allowing professionals to balance studies with practice. It focuses on leadership and quality of care, offering full-time or part-time paths over one to two years.

The Occupational Science - Occupational Therapy programme at University at Buffalo is a full-time, five-year professional course. This public study mode path integrates a bachelor level foundation with advanced clinical training. It prepares students for national certification and professional licensure in the field.

The Biological Sciences programme at University at Buffalo offers a comprehensive bachelor degree focused on the study of living organisms. This public study mode course explores evolution and environmental interactions. Students gain practical laboratory skills and foundational knowledge in biology, chemistry, and genetics.

The Linguistics - Korean Language and Linguistics programme at University at Buffalo is a comprehensive bachelor degree. This public study mode course explores the science of communication and word structures. Over a standard duration, students master the Korean language while gaining deep expertise in linguistic analysis.

The Chemical Engineering programme at University at Buffalo is a full-time, public study option. This undergraduate course provides a comprehensive foundation in the field over a five-year duration. Students engage in rigorous academic training to prepare for professional success in various engineering and technical sectors.

The Classics - Latin Adolescence Education programme at University at Buffalo is a comprehensive bachelor level course delivered in a public study mode. This integrated degree combines classical linguistic mastery with professional teacher preparation, designed to be completed over a five-year duration for aspiring educators.

The B.A. in Criminology at University at Buffalo offers a comprehensive exploration of criminal behaviour and societal impacts. This public study mode programme focuses on sociological theories and research methods. Students gain deep insights into the causes of crime through a rigorous academic framework over the duration of the course.

The Environmental Studies programme at University at Buffalo is a public Bachelor of Science degree. This curriculum blends natural sciences with social sciences and humanities. Students engage in field-based learning and international ecology expeditions to prepare for professional roles in resource management.

The Fine Arts - Print Media programme at the University at Buffalo is a comprehensive bachelor degree delivered in a public study mode. Over a four-year duration, students explore creative expression and visual theory, developing technical mastery in traditional and contemporary printmaking within a vibrant artistic community.

The University at Buffalo offers a degree in Civil Engineering. Faculty in our department are at the cutting edge of civil engineering research and have had key contributions in some of the major projects around the world.

The Computer Engineering BS at the University at offers students a solid foundation in computer engineering skills, such as circuit design, performance evaluation, and analysis through hardware-software integration in embedded systems.

The Computational Physics - Physics programme at University at Buffalo is a comprehensive bachelor level course delivered in a public study mode. This rigorous curriculum integrates advanced physical principles with high-level computing, providing students with essential analytical and mathematical modelling skills.