98 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture and Design established the Industrial Design program of the University of Houston, the first of its kind in a four-state region covering Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and New Mexico.

Students who major in the Health Communication program of the University of Houston develop the communication competencies needed to inform and influence individual and community decisions for improving health.

Incoming undergraduate students will have the option to get a communication studies degree. The Communication Studies program of the University of Houston features two concentrations: Film & Media Studies and Interpersonal Communication.

The Hobby School of Public Affairs will offer a Bachelor of Arts (BA) and Bachelor of Science (BS) in the Public Policy program of the University of Houston for students seeking a mission-oriented profession.

When students graduate the Technology Leadership and Innovation Management program of the University of Houston, they are prepared for success with a competent portfolio of knowledge that is relevant to industry.

The Sports Administration program of the University of Houston, is comprised of 120 semester hours designed to meet the diverse needs of the rapidly changing sports, fitness, and tourism industries.

The Honors Biomedical Sciences (HBS) program at University of Houston is a rigorous Bachelor of Science degree for highly qualified students pursuing a career in health care.

In the Chemistry program of the University of Houston there is a strong emphasis on cross-disciplinary research involving other UH departments and colleges, and universities throughout the world.

The Economics programme at the University of Houston offers a public study mode for students seeking a rigorous analytical toolkit. This bachelor degree provides comprehensive training in economic policy and data analysis. Students develop essential quantitative skills over a standard multi-year duration to excel in global markets.

The Anthropology bachelor programme at the University of Houston offers a comprehensive exploration of human diversity. This public study mode course examines social change and cultural difference through social and natural sciences. Students engage in global research, preparing for diverse professional environments.

The main goal of the Biomedical Engineering program of the University of Houston is to develop leadership in academia, government, and industry nationally and globally.

The goal of the Computer Engineering Technology program of the University of Houston is to provide students with a high quality applications-oriented undergraduate education based on state-of-the-art technology as a preparation for productive employment in the broad field of microcomputer applications.

The Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences offers the Environmental Sciences program of the University of Houston.

The faculty of the Global Energy Management program of the University of Houston surveyed the energy sector and took a novel approach when doing so by asking the industry what skill sets would you like to see in a business graduate.

The Department of Biology and Biochemistry offers the Biochemical and Biophysical Sciences program of University of Houston. Students can choose between a B.S. and a B.A. degree.

The Political Science bachelor programme at the University of Houston offers a comprehensive study of government theories and political forces. This public course requires 120 credits for completion. Students develop advanced analytical skills through rigorous training in methodology, public law, and international politics.

The Mathematical Biology program of the University of Houston is offered by the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics.

Those who have a natural curiosity for investigating how things work and are good at math would enjoy the Physics program of the University of Houston. Students considering majoring in physics should have strong science and math backgrounds.

The Dance program at the University of Houston challenges students to grow as artists, thinkers, and professionals. Through rigorous training and creative exploration, dancers develop the skills, confidence, and connections to shape the future of dance.

The Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences offers the Geology program of the University of Houston.