80 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Nutrition program of the University of Massachusetts Amherst offers a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree.

Highly motivated students who choose the Studio Arts program of the University of Massachusetts Amherst with both creative dreams and focused career goals. We are committed to nurturing both of these essential elements found in aspiring professional artists.

The Theater program of the University of Massachusetts Amherst is grounded in the belief that the performing arts draw on a unique combination of intellectual and artistic skills and talents, which are most fully developed when theory and practice are integrated into the learning experience.

The Communication program of University of Massachusetts Amherst follows the liberal arts tradition, emphasizing the critical thinking, systematic analysis, and writing and speaking skills that make for engaged citizenship.

Studying in the Sociology program of University of Massachusetts Amherst is an excellent way to prepare for entry-level work or graduate school in various fields. New graduates have found opportunities in the fields of social policy, law, criminal justice, social science research, human resources, education, environmental policy and research, advocacy, and social work to name a few.

The Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Music at University of Massachusetts Amherst is designed as part of a liberal arts education experience. 

The Food Science program of the University of Massachusetts Amherst is to provide a sufficient variety of foods throughout the year to meet the energy and nutrient needs of its citizens, promote health, and export value-added food products that improve our international competitiveness and trade balance and create jobs.

The Natural Resources Conservation programs from University of Massachusetts Amherst are explained briefly below with links given to pages that describe the details of the course requirements and career opportunities for each major. Each program also offers a minor.

The primary objectives of the Geology program of the University of Massachusetts Amherst are to understand the processes that constantly change the earth and other terrestrial planets, and to decipher the history of the earth and terrestrial planets from the time of origin of the solar solar system to the present day.

The undergraduates in the Chemistry program of University of Massachusetts Amherst are diverse and ambitious, pursuing a variety of internship and co-op opportunities in pharmaceutical, chemical, and biotech industries in the northeastern USA. They take advantage of fellowships and internships provided by alumni and industry, pursuing research in state-of-the-art laboratories.

The Economics program of University of Massachusetts Amherst focuses on the study of macro- and microeconomic theory, market structures, economic development, and public policy with an eye toward the development of critical thinking, data analysis, and civic engagement.

The Nursing program of the University of Massachusetts Amherst offers the benefits and resources of a large, prestigious research university along with the College’s small classes, sense of community, caring faculty and staff, and state-of-the-art classrooms and labs.

The Arboriculture and Community Forest Management program of University of Massachusetts Amherst is one of the six majors in the Stockbridge School. The specialized courses and faculty advisors for this major are part of NRC.

Civil Engineering at University of Massachusetts Amherst is the discipline that consists of the design, construction, and maintenance of constructed and natural infrastructure.  

Do you love to work outside? Do want to know how plants grow, how to install a porous unit paver patio, how to design a garden? Then the Landscape Contracting program of University of Massachusetts Amherst is for you!

Studying in the Studio Art program at the University of Massachusetts Amherst harnesses students’ need to create, sharpens critical, analytical and practical thinking skills, improves attention, and prepares students for satisfying, productive careers in all areas.

The Biomedical Engineering program of the University of Massachusetts Amherst have quickly become a popular choice for engineering students. We have over 300 students in the undergraduate program.

The curriculum of the Communication Disorders program of the University of Massachusetts Amherst is designed to provide the undergraduate student with a broad introductory background to the normal processes of speech, language, hearing, and related functions, as well as a basic understanding of communicative pathologies and a familiarization with approaches to their assessment and treatment. 

As an English undergraduate at University of Massachusetts Amherst, you have lots of options, from specializations to certificates within an amazing major.

For students pursuing a B.A. degree, the Linguistics program of the University of Massachusetts Amherst offers several options for majoring and minoring in Linguistics, as well as innovative general education courses.