129 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Managerial Economics programme at the University of California, Davis is a Bachelor of Science degree delivered in a public study mode. This dynamic course blends economic theory with practical business applications, focusing on quantitative methods and problem-solving to prepare students for diverse global careers.

The African American and African Studies programme at University of California, Davis is a public Bachelor of Arts degree. This interdisciplinary course explores the history and culture of Black communities across the United States, Africa, and the global diaspora, examining the social and political factors that shape these experiences.

The Marine and Coastal Science - Marine Ecology and Organismal Biology programme at the University of California, Davis is a full-time Bachelor of Science degree. This public course focuses on physiological adaptations and marine species biology, providing hands-on scientific training to address global environmental challenges.

The Humanities programme at the University of California, Davis offers a flexible bachelor level pathway for exploratory students. This public study mode allows you to sample diverse academic subjects over four years. It is designed for those seeking a broad intellectual foundation before selecting a final major specialisation.

The Environmental Horticulture and Urban Forestry programme at the University of California, Davis provides expert training in managing green spaces. This full-time degree focuses on sustainable plant systems and urban ecosystems. Students gain the technical skills required to enhance environmental quality in diverse landscapes.

Microbiology students at the University of California, Davis, study the structure, function and environmental importance of bacteria, yeasts and other fungi, algae, protozoa and viruses. Learn more with this program in Molecular and Medical Microbiology (Formerly Microbiology).

Whether teaching people about their part in creating sustainable agricultural and environmental systems, or helping employees learn a new skill, graduates in Agricultural and Environmental Technology at the University of California, Davis, are prepared for these challenges.

Human Development majors at the University of California, Davis, study both the biological factors such as growth, physical maturation and aging, and social factors such as parenting, education and personal choices, that affect the developmental process.

Opening Fall 2022, the Systems and Synthetic Biology major from University of California, Davis provides students with a broad understanding of these two related and interdisciplinary fields.