227 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The B.A. in Francophone, Italian and Germanic Studies: Italian Studies at the University of Pennsylvania is a full-time public programme. Students develop linguistic fluency and cultural competence through the study of literature, film, and history. This undergraduate degree offers immersive learning and study abroad opportunities.

The B.Sc. in Statistics and Data Science at the University of Pennsylvania is a comprehensive public programme designed to master quantitative analysis. Students develop vital skills in statistical techniques and computer software to solve complex business challenges through data-driven insights and effective communication.

The B.Sc. in Nutrition Science at the University of Pennsylvania is a full-time, interdisciplinary programme. It explores the physiological roles of nutrients and their impact on global health challenges like diabetes and obesity. Students engage in a rigorous curriculum combining basic sciences with advanced nutritional research.

The B.A. in Africana Studies- African American Studies at the University of Pennsylvania is a comprehensive public programme. Over a standard duration, students explore the historical and social experiences of African Americans. This interdisciplinary course provides a global perspective on black studies and culture.

The B.A. in Classical Studies- Classical Languages and Literature at the University of Pennsylvania offers a comprehensive exploration of ancient Greek and Roman civilisations. This full-time programme focuses on linguistic mastery and literary analysis, delivered through a public study mode over a four-year duration.

The B.A. in English- Poetry and Poetics at the University of Pennsylvania explores the history, theory, and practice of verse. This public study mode programme examines the cultural impact and formal structures of poetry. Students engage with diverse literary traditions over a comprehensive four-year duration.

The B.A. Sociology- Cities, Markets, and the Global Economy at the University of Pennsylvania is a public, full-time programme. It explores how geographic and social boundaries shape modern markets and urban life. Students examine global economic impacts through a sociological lens, developing vital analytical and research skills.

The B.A. in Health and Societies- Public Health at the University of Pennsylvania is a comprehensive undergraduate programme. Delivered through a full-time study mode, this degree explores medicine within social contexts. Students develop multidisciplinary skills in sociology and history to address modern health challenges.

The B.A. in Health and Societies- Race, Gender and Health at the University of Pennsylvania is a public study programme exploring medicine within social contexts. This undergraduate degree integrates history and sociology over a comprehensive duration, preparing students for diverse roles in the global health landscape.

Computer-based management systems and analytic approaches to decision making are increasingly vital to effective management in a range of industries across public and private sectors. The Operations, Information and Decisions - General Track programme is offered at the University of Pennsylvania.

Science, Technology & Society examines the social contexts in which science and technology occur, the organizations of people and things that make up science and technology systems, and the social and cultural consequences of scientific and technological change over time. The Science, Technology and Society - Global Science and Technology programme is offered at the University of Pennsylvania.

The Legal Studies and Business Ethics programme is offered at the University of Pennsylvania. For students dedicated to working in the social sector, the secondary concentration helps to put their specific interests into a broader context.

The Data Analytics and Psychological Sciences concentration at the University of Pennsylvania offers the opportunity to improve your data literacy while developing strategies that support personal, organizational, and community well-being.

A Communication major with a focus in Communication - Communication and Public Service offers students at the University of Pennsylvania a special program that combines individual research opportunities with hands-on experience in the public arena.

The Operations, Information and Decisions - Decision Processes Track track at the University of Pennsylvania establishes rigorous scientific foundations for describing, predicting, and improving the processes through which individuals and groups collect data and information, form judgments, and make decisions. 

The History - General History programme at the University of Pennsylvania is a full-time undergraduate degree. This comprehensive course provides students with a deep understanding of global political and social change. Based in Philadelphia, the curriculum focuses on developing critical research skills over a four-year duration.

The B.A. in Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies- General at the University of Pennsylvania is a comprehensive public undergraduate programme. This full-time course provides students with interdisciplinary tools to analyse societal issues through the lens of gender, race, and sexuality over a standard four-year duration.

The B.Sc. Pre-Health Core Studies, Post-Baccalaureate Preparatory Program at the University of Pennsylvania is a public, full-time or part-time track for aspiring medical students. This intensive curriculum provides essential science foundations over two years, helping those with limited backgrounds prepare for clinical careers.

The B.A. in Political Science-Comparative Politics at the University of Pennsylvania is a full-time undergraduate programme delivered in a public study mode. This degree focuses on systematic political analysis and world regions, requiring 32 course units for completion through the prestigious School of Arts & Sciences.

The B.A. in Political Science-General Political Science at the University of Pennsylvania offers a comprehensive study of global political systems. This public study mode programme requires 32 course units, focusing on systematic approaches to governance, international relations, and political theory over a four-year duration.