122 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Teaching and Learning, Policy and Leadership offers undergraduate curricula in Middle School Education at the University of Maryland that lead to the Bachelor of Science degree and prepare teachers for teaching in middle schools, grades 4-9.

The undergraduate major (BS) in Neuroscience (NEUR) at the University of Maryland offers rigorous training in the interdisciplinary study of brain and behavior. The major is jointly offered by the the Colleges of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences (CMNS) and Behavioral and Social Sciences (BSOS).

The Studio Art  program at University of Maryland  is an open program with no portfolio admission requirement. This track provides ample space for outside electives, encourages interdisciplinary interaction and provides double major or double degree possibilities.

The Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) with a major in Music at the University of Maryland is designed for undergraduate students who desire advanced training in musical performance alongside a broad, liberal arts experience.

The Bachelor of Music (B.M.) degree at the University of Maryland is designed for undergraduate students who desire a professional and career-focused education in music.

The Bachelor of Science in Public Health Practice at the University of Maryland prepares students to effectively plan, develop, implement and evaluate community health education programs.

Undergraduate students studying in the Accounting program at the University of Maryland will learn from world-class faculty in the accounting and information assurance department who deliver a state-of-the-art curriculum. 

Undergraduate students studying Marketing at the University of Maryland will learn from world-class faculty in the marketing department who deliver a state-of-the-art curriculum. 

The Information Systems (IS) major from University of Maryland prepares students to be effective planners, users and managers of information technologies and systems in the current environment of the technology-enabled business firm.

Materials Science and Engineering from University of Maryland is a multidisciplinary field focused on developing materials, devices and systems that provide the foundation for advancing technology.

Undergraduate students studying Finance at the University of Maryland will learn from world-class faculty in the finance department who deliver a state-of-the-art curriculum. 

The Jewish Studies major at University of Maryland is designed for students who want an in-depth exposure to Jewish culture, literature, history, and texts. The major is to provides with a broad understanding of the full range of Jewish experience over the past four millennia as well as in-depth understanding of aspects of that history and culture.

The International Business program from University of Maryland responds to the global interest in international economic systems and their multicultural characteristics. 

Planning to be a veterinarian? Looking for a program that will prepare you for success? Striving for that competitive edge? The Animal and Avian Science program at the University of Maryland is the most popular choice for students who wish to pursue veterinary medicine.

There are many advantages to studying Physics at University of Maryland, such as small class-sizes, outstanding teachers and very talented classmates. 

Women’s Studies is an interdisciplinary program at University of Maryland of inquiry analyzing structures of power, especially as they are grounded in gender, race, sexuality, ethnicity, nationality, ability, and other inequalities, and as they configure historical and contemporary struggles for social change.

The Romance Languages Major from University of Maryland is jointly offered by the Department of French and Italian and the Department of Spanish and Portuguese. 

In the Italian program from University of Maryland you will learn that itlaian is the language of art, of music, and of poetry. It is also the language of a wealthy, modern industrialized nation now playing an active role in a new United Europe.

Arabic Studies at the University of Maryland consists of courses and programs that help students explore and become skilled in the extraordinary language, literature, and culture of the Arab world. Students in the program pursue either a B.A. or minor in Arabic.

The University of Maryland at College Park offers an undergraduate Bachelor of Science degree in Astronomy as well as a series of courses of general interest to non-majors.