80 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Majors of the Informatics program at University of Massachusetts Amherst study the design, application, use, and impact of computational principles and technology.

The Horticultural Science program of University of Massachusetts Amherst is designed to provide students science-based education, which can be applied in a wide variety of careers in landscape plant production and use of plant materials in constructed and natural landscapes.

The East Asian Languages and Cultures at University of Massachusetts Amherst offers language instructions based on the latest research findings and decades of combined teaching experience. 

The Public Health Sciences program of the University of Massachusetts Amherst prepares students for entry-level public health positions; graduate programs; and medical, physician assistant, and nursing school.

The Operations and Information Management program of the University of Massachusetts Amherst prepares you for a career as a business analyst, an operations manager, or a consultant. These roles are central to any team – they make businesses efficient and effective, base their decisions on sound, empirical evidence, and develop a holistic understanding of how a business functions.

The Biology program of the University of Massachusetts Amherst is offered by the Department of Biology.

The Sport Management program of the University of Massachusetts Amherst is uniquely housed within the nationally ranked Isenberg School of Management.

Welcome to Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at University of Massachusetts Amherst. We are a department on the move!  

Finance is the study of money and its relation to time and risk. Majors in the Finance program at the University of Massachusetts Amherst learn how to raise debt and equity capital, evaluate profitability and riskiness of projects, value small businesses and large corporations, and make traditional and alternative investments in global financial markets.

The Resource Economics program of the University of Massachusetts Amherst prepares students to assist in public and private decisions about environmental and natural resource issues.

The Legal Studies program of the University of Massachusetts Amherst is the oldest undergraduate law and society major in the country and the only one offered at a public university in New England.

The interdisciplinary, collaborative Architecture program of the University of Massachusetts Amherst embraces spirited, socially progressive, and environmentally responsive design.

Whatever your career aspirations, the Philosophy program of the University of Massachusetts Amherst can help in strengthening your preparation, through developing your capacities to think and reason well, to deal critically and analytically with the ideas, the concepts, the problems, and the methodologies central to your chosen profession.

A bachelor's degree in Accounting at University of Massachusetts Amherst provides employment in many private and public accounting jobs and is a natural preparation for a graduate degree. 

Majors of the History program of University of Massachusetts Amherst work closely with our large and accomplished faculty. Our faculty’s specialties span nearly every part of the globe from ancient times to the present, offering courses that range from foundational surveys to courses in historical methods, varied upper-level electives in specialist areas, and honors courses.

The Turfgrass Science and Management program of University of Massachusetts Amherst integrates scientific theory with practical experience, and covers such topics as grass and seed identification, turfgrass culture and physiology, pest control, and equipment maintenance.

The Political Science program of the University of Massachusetts Amherst offers a wide range of classes, from lecture-based instruction to smaller seminars, as well as internships and Honors courses. The diversity of the faculty means that the Department is able to offer a broad range of courses every semester.

The Geography program of the University of Massachusetts Amherst offers B.A. and B.S. degrees as well as a second major in Geography, a minor in Geography, an undergraduate GIST certificate, and a 4+1 undergraduate-to-graduate program in GIST.

In the Comparative Literature program at University of Massachusetts Amherst, you can find the personalized academic major track that's right for you and choose from an array of comprehensive and unique courses. Your academic growth and advancement are our top priorities, supported through our student-centered programming, advising, and support. 

The Sustainable Food and Farming program of University of Massachusetts Amherst is designed for those who are intrigued by sustainable agriculture and possible careers in this field.