63 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Majors at University of Massachusetts Boston are required to take a minimum of ten courses with French and francophone content to complete the major in French. At least five must be taken at UMass Boston. 

Community Development is a multi-disciplinary field at University of Massachusetts Boston based in the social sciences. 

The Criminology and Criminal Justice major from University of Massachusetts Boston focuses on issues related to crime, criminal justice, and society from a broad sociological perspective.

University of Massachusetts Boston's BA Computer Science program provides an education in the theory and practice of Computer Science with an emphasis on outside humanities.

A BS degree in Electrical Engineering from University of Massachusetts Boston prepares students for work in such diverse fields as telecommunications, microelectronics, power electronics, and RF electronics, working for such companies as Raytheon, BAE Systems, Draper Laboratory, and a host of small to medium-sized local and national start-up companies.

University of Massachusetts Boston's Human Services major provides a theoretical framework for understanding the individual, the family, and the community; the interactions among them; and the systems that are set up to serve them. 

Think like an accountant from day one with UMass Boston’s Accounting BS. Built around the skills employers value most, this undergraduate accounting program combines technical mastery with hands-on experience in financial reporting, auditing, tax planning, analytics, and business advising. 

The Finance BS equips you with the knowledge and analytical skills to navigate the complexities of financial markets, investments, and corporate finance.  

Build a foundation in business and design a future that’s yours. Interdisciplinary Business is offered at University of Massachusetts Boston.

The Department of Exercise and Health Sciences at the University of Massachusetts Boston offers one undergraduate degree: a Bachelor of Science in Exercise and Health Sciences.

History majors from University of Massachusetts Boston gain the skills for a wide range of successful careers, from teaching to law to environmental science to business management.

A full range of business courses and concentrations is offered through the Management major, which prepare students for specific management responsibilities, and results in a bachelor of science degree from the College of Management (CM) at University of Massachusetts Boston.

The Early Education and Care in Inclusive Settings (EECIS) Program at University of Massachusetts Boston is a BA degree program that combines academic theory and professional knowledge and competencies.

Engineering Physics, taught at University of Massachusetts Boston is a branch of applied science that emphasizes both engineering and physics. It is a challenging general alternative to the traditionally more specialized undergraduate engineering curricula, offering flexible options for professional growth.

The International Relations major from University of Massachusetts Boston gives students the opportunity to explore how peoples and nations interact across political boundaries. 

In keeping with the mission of University of Massachusetts Boston, the faculty and staff of the Biology Department are committed to providing the highest quality experiences for undergraduate and graduate students.

The Political Science major at University of Massachusetts Boston allows students to study political institutions, processes, policies, and problems in a manner that is both practical and evaluative.

The Biochemistry major at the University of Massachusetts Boston is jointly administered by the departments of biology and chemistry.

This interdisciplinary major in American Studies at the University of Massachusetts Boston introduces students to a number of perspectives from which to study American social and cultural life.  

Have a passion for reading, writing, and literature? Explore works of power, beauty, and imagination, and develop skills that will always be in demand through the English program at University of Massachusetts Boston.