83 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Bachelor of Multidisciplinary Studies at University of Texas El Paso is a flexible degree plan that allows you to maximize the credits you have already earned and to build a degree plan that best fits your educational goals.

The Clinical Laboratory Science Program (CLS) at University of Texas El Paso, formerly Medical Technology, is designed to prepare graduates to function as professional members of the health care team.

Kinesiology at University of Texas El Paso is the science of human movement and physical activity. Kinesiology majors study how people learn new motor skills, the effects of exercise on the physiology and biomechanics of the human body, how to best treat and rehabilitate sports injuries, and much more.

Civil Engineering students at University of Texas El Paso wishing to major in engineering or computer science will be classified as pre-engineering students.

There are many career options for students who pursue a degree in Women's and Gender Studies in the College of Liberal Arts at University of Texas El Paso. 

The Bachelor of Music degree in Music Theory and Composition at University of Texas El Paso prepares students for graduate study (M.M., D.M.A./Ph.D.) in theory and composition.

Students receiving a Bachelor of Arts in Security Studies at University of Texas El Paso tend to pursue careers in federal law enforcement, the intelligence community, private security companies, or the military.

The nation's first Engineering Innovation and Leadership program from University of Texas El Paso provides students with engineering knowledge, leadership theory, innovation skills and an understanding of business. Students use real-life scenarios and projects to learn how to take initiative for engineering the future.

The Theatre Arts program at the University of Texas El Paso trains students in a global repertoire of acting, design, tech and management.

The B.A. and BBA at the University of Texas El Paso in Economics provide students with the knowledge to play an integral role in the world of business.

The Department of Criminal Justice at the University of Texas El Paso is in the process of exciting changes and growth to meet the needs of Criminal Justice students as well as the variety of agencies in our unique border location.

The Operations and Supply Chain Management program’s coursework at University of Texas El Paso focuses on integrating and managing the key business processes associated with the flow and transformation of goods and services, as well as the attendant information flows, both within and between the various organizations along the supply chain.

The Department of Sociology and Anthropology at University of Texas El Paso has excellent BA programs in Sociology and Anthropology and an excellent MA program in Sociology (with close collaboration of the Anthropology faculty).

The Physics Department at University of Texas El Paso currently enrolls more than 120 graduate and undergraduate students.

The Bachelor of English Language Arts at University of Texas El Paso is ideal for students who wish to pursue careers as English/Language Arts teachers in the secondary school.

The Department of Communication Studies at University of Texas El Paso is housed in the Cotton Memorial Building on the UTEP campus.

At Mathematics from University of Texas El Paso majors can prepare for careers ranging from educator to data scientist as they learn among world-class faculty at a national research university.

The University of Texas El Paso specifies a core curriculum of basic education courses, and there are specific requirements for the B.S. Biological Sciences degree in the College of Science.

The Department of Philosophy at University of Texas El Paso offers a Bachelor of Arts degree in Philosophy, as well as a minor in Philosophy and a minor in Feminist Philosophy to suit student interests.

The Department of Organizational and Corporate Communication at University of Texas El Paso will be a site of instruction and research, and a place of creation. It will be the nexus of bridges among communication scholars and practitioners from the United States, Mexico, and communities who serve as borders for their nations.