123 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Earth and Environmental Science at University of Utah is an interdisciplinary degree that provides students with the requisite knowledge for understanding the Earth system. The Earth system comprises four interconnected spheres: the atmosphere, biosphere, geosphere, and hydrosphere.

Physics is the field of study concerned with the nature and properties of matter and energy: how we define measurable quantities, like energy and speed, and how these concepts are related (for example, Newton’s Law of gravity or the theory of special relativity). If you want to learn more about how the universe is structured, consider studying Physics at the University of Utah.

Conflict exists both within ourselves and in our interpersonal relations: with friends, families, or our community, locally and globally. If you want to be able to recognize and peacefully resolve conflict, consider the Peace and Conflict Studies program at the University of Utah.

The students in the Finance program of the University of Utah learn how to assign value to projects, companies and securities. They also study how individuals and businesses can efficiently allocate financial resources, invest, and raise capital. With these skills, Finance majors can determine wise investment strategies, value stock options, and help companies and individuals manage their money.

Learn a new language, gain an appreciation for another culture, and become an active participant in today’s global world with the Middle East Studies program at the University of Utah. 

Through the BS in Games and CS/EAE degrees at the University of Utah, students will learn how to develop entertainment software and serious games addressing health, collaboration, or social needs. 

Delve into a foreign language, learn about another culture, and become a truly global citizen with the Chinese BA at the University of Utah. 

The Philosophy program at the University of Utah will provide a broad understanding of the central problems and positions in philosophy, through coursework from the four central areas of philosophy: ethics and value theory, metaphysics and epistemology, the history of philosophy, and logic and formal methods.

Geography is a unique field that bridges the physical and social sciences: geographers study not just natural Earth systems but also human societies, examining the interaction between the two. Geographers at the University of Utah work with powerful technologies such as geographic information systems (GIS), digital Earth imagery (remote sensing), and spatial modeling.

The field of Parks, Recreation, and Tourism degree offered by the University of Utah is concerned with providing healthy, fulfilling, and sustainable outdoor leisure and tourism opportunities to people of all backgrounds. Specialists in the Parks, Recreation and Tourism field manage and maintain these resources and environments, ensuring that the public can safely enjoy the great outdoors. 

Medical Laboratory Science students at the University of Utah perform laboratory analyses on blood and body fluids. They then use the results of their analyses to assist physicians in diagnosing, treating, monitoring, and preventing diseases.

Gender Studies has emerged as an interdisciplinary field with a large and impressive body of scholarship. Gender studies scholars at the University of Utah focus on the history and achievements of women, men's lives, masculinity, and the lives of people who identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgendered.

The field of Electrical Engineering involves the analysis and design of complex electrical and electronic devices, software, and systems containing hardware and software components. The Electrical and Computer Engineering department at the University of Utah covers a broad range of disciplines related to computing, sensing, and communicating.

Learn about the cultures across the world and become a truly global citizen with International Studies at the University of Utah.

Chemistry is the study of matter, what it is made of, how it changes, and how it can be turned into new substances. Chemistry is central to our search for answers as we explore our world. "What is it?" "How much is there?" "How does this work?" "Why does it do that?" If you’ve ever asked any of these questions, consider studying chemistry at the University of Utah to find the solutions.

Satisfy your curiosity and learn how art and culture intersect through the University of Utah’s Art History program. Art history is the study of the artistic endeavors of peoples around the globe, and professional art historians seek to understand the context of art: why art and architecture are made and how they relate to historical and cultural circumstances.

The Business Administration degree at the University of Utah provides students with a strong knowledge base across the fundamental disciplines of business: accounting, finance, management, and operations management/information systems.

The objective of the Family, Community, and Human Development major at University of Utah is to provide students with a broad and detailed understanding of the processes of personal development in the context of the family, and as impacted by community and societal forces beyond the family. 

The Physics Teaching Bachelor’s Degree at University of Utah is intended for students who plan on becoming teachers in the K-12 school system

This Games degree from University of Utah provides a technical grounding in mathematics and computational skills, core knowledge in the design and production of digital playable experiences, and specialization options that prepare students for technical supervision, tools development and overall game design.