113 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The University of Pittsburgh Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies programme is an interdisciplinary academic program focusing on excellence in teaching and research relating to gender, sexuality, and women. 

The Social Sciences programme is offered by the University of Pittsburgh.

The Supply Chain Management degree at University of Pittsburgh encompasses not only the design and planning of supply chain activities, but also the execution, control, and monitoring that help companies to build a competitive infrastructure and create net value. 

The Media and Professional Communications is offered by University of Pittsburgh.

The Law, Criminal Justice, and Society at University of Pittsburgh examines the workings of the criminal justice system in the broader context of society and the legal system.

Business analytics is the science of using historical data to develop mathematical models that help organizations make decisions for their future. Business analytics enables data-driven decision-making by modeling outcomes using predictive analytics. Learn more with the Business Analytics program from University of Pittsburgh.

Mathematics has assumed a significant role in the study of biological systems, in the development of biotechnology, and in advances in medicine. Join the Mathematical Biology degree at University of Pittsburgh.

The Religious Studies program at the University of Pittsburgh is designed to introduce majors to several world religions and to a variety of approaches to the study of religion. 

The Children's Literature program at University of Pittsburgh is designed so that individual undergraduate students can choose courses to meet their own interests and strengths.

The Rehabilitation Science from the University of Pittsburgh serves as a stepping stone to graduate work in the areas of physical or occupational therapy, counseling or technology, physician assistant studies, prosthetics and orthotics or many other clinical degrees, including medicine and accelerated nursing and public health.

Neuroscience is the study of the biology and function of the central nervous system, with a special focus on the brain. The field has emerged during the past two decades as part of the explosive growth of research and interest in the neural sciences. Join the Neuroscience degree at University of Pittsburgh. 

The University of Pittsburgh is ranked as one of the best Philosophy departments in the country, one with a long tradition of fine teaching. 

Students in the Astronomy degree at University of Pittsburgh may expect to pursue research that influences many fields, including biology, mathematics, medicine, chemistry, engineering, and computer science.

The German major from the University of Pittsburgh helps students achieve defined levels of proficiency in German language and culture and provides them with the traditional hallmarks of a humanistic education (analytical and critical thinking skills, self-reflection, openness to other cultures, communication skills, etc.) as well as the skills necessary to compete in today's global world.

A major in History and Philosophy of Science from the University of Pittsburgh is an excellent choice for students who wish to combine coursework in the sciences with work in more humanistically inclined disciplines.

In the Communication degree at University of Pittsburgh, students learn to examine the world around them, communicate what they know, and persuade others to their point of view.

In the University of Pittsburgh Department of Music, they make music through composition, improvisation, and performance, and explore music’s meaning in the structure of individual works, the relationships between them, and their place in the cultures that produce them.

The Chemical and Petroleum Engineering department at the University of Pittsburgh Swanson School of Engineering was established in 1910, making it the first department for petroleum engineering in the world.

The Health Services programme at the University of Pittsburgh is an interdisciplinary course of study designed to prepare students to work in health care. 

The Chinese language programme at the University of Pittsburgh is offered regularly in four proficiency levels, designed for students with no or little background in the language to advanced level learners.