57 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The underlying philosophy of the B.A. (Honours) Karnatak Music course at University of Delhi is to develop theoretical and analytical skills cf the students so that they may be absorbed in the corporate world or be able to pursue higher studies.

The undergraduate degree course in Home Science (Prog.) at University of Delhi is an eight- semester course spread over four academic years. The teaching–learning process is student-centric involving both theory and practical components.

By studying this Applied Life Science course at University of Delhi, students will be able to: analyse the basic concepts of Mendelian genetics and its extension, Linkage and Crossing over, Mutations and population genetics. 

The Department of Social Work and Process Technologies of the University of Delhi is one of the largest and oldest Chemistry Departments in the country with 77 faculty positions and nearly 225 research scholars in addition to 616 M.Sc. and M.Tech. students. 

The Department of Psychology and Process Technologies of the University of Delhi is one of the largest and oldest Chemistry Departments in the country with 77 faculty positions and nearly 225 research scholars in addition to 616 M.Sc. and M.Tech. students. 

The Anthropology (Hons) course at the University of Delhi aims for a comprehensive and integrated framework for understanding of human beings and their adaptabilities across time and space dimensions.

The underlying philosophy of the B.A. (Honours) Journalism course at University of Delhi is to develop theoretical and analytical skills cf the students so that they may be absorbed in the corporate world or be able to pursue higher studies.

The curriculum framework of this Physical Science with Electronics course at the University of Delhi considers the need to maintain globally competitive standards of achievement in terms of the knowledge and skills in Electronics. 

The B.Com. Commerce programme at the University of Delhi aims at building in students an understanding of the functioning and premise of the business world.

This Biochemistry course at the University of Delhi is designed to enable the students to gain theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience in the laboratory.

This unique Information Technology and Mathematical Innovation course at the University of Delhi, the first one to be offered at Cluster Innovation Centre, is designed to inculcate an innovation mindset as part of the curriculum and pedagogy.

The objective of the Applied Physical Science Industrial Chemistry program at Higher Education Institute is to prepare their students for the society at large. The University of Delhi envisions all its program in the best interest of their students and in this endeavour, it offers a new vision to all its Under-Graduate courses

The objective of the Vocational Studies - Human Resource Management course at University of Delhi is to give a general orientation to the student about the functions in organizations and business growth strategies, which will enable better appreciation and understanding of the human resource function.

This Vocational Studies - Healthcare Management programme at University of Delhi is designed to support the holistic development of learners while providing in-depth knowledge of their chosen vocational subject.

The purpose of the Nursing (Hons) course at University of Delhi is to assist students to become competent professional nurses committed to the promotion of health, prevention of disease, care during illness and rehabilitation of the clients.

The Vocational Studies - Material Management course at University of Delhi aims to empower students with critical thinking, innovation, and ethical values for career success and responsible citizenship.

One of the main objective of this Applied Physical Sciences with Analytical Methods in Chemistry and Biochemistry at University of Delhi course is to make students acquire knowledge about the basic principles underlying gravimetric and volumetric analysis, different types of titration curves, equilibria principles and environmental analysis