82 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

By drawing upon the expertise of experienced educators and community partners, the Early Childhood Education program at University of Virginia prepares teacher candidates to honour and grow the assets and resources that students bring to classrooms and schools

The Economics program at University of Virginia offers concentrations in Financial Economics, Industrial Organization, International Economics, and Public Policy.

The goal of Global Studies - Global Public Health program at University of Virginia is to foster the capacity to understand and address the complex cultural, social, political, economic, and environmental conditions and pathways that affect health, health care access, and quality of life around the world.

The Government program at University of Virginia offers two concentration areas: Foreign Affairs and Political Science. This gives students the option of focusing on courses that will benefit them as they make decisions about job opportunities and graduate school with the ultimate goal of preparing students to be full participants in a democratic society and the world at large.

Through the Youth & Social Innovation (YSI) program, we aim to facilitate meaningful educational experiences that prepare students to be thoughtful practitioners, researchers, advocates, change makers, social innovators, and decision-makers in the youth sector. 

The goal of the major in Spanish is to foster knowledge of the language, literature, history, and culture of the Spanish-speaking world.

Students in the Anthropology program at University of Virginia will develop expertise in historical and contemporary cultural and linguistic diversity as well as skills in reading, research, and writing that give them excellent preparation for many professional careers. 

The Criminal Justice program at University of Virginia is an interdisciplinary program designed to provide students with an education in the liberal arts and sciences, with the ultimate goal of preparing students to be full participants in a democratic society and the world at large.

The Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies from University of Virginia is designed for adults who seek a flexible program that enables them to complete their undergraduate degree while balancing work and family commitments.   

The Kinesiology major from University of Virginia is a direct-admit program. Students from high school apply directly to Kinesiology through the University's Office of Undergraduate Admission. Once enrolled, students take courses both in the College of Arts and Sciences and in the Curry School of Education and Human Development. 

The RN to BSN in Nursing  program from University of Virginia offers licensed nurses with associate's degrees or nursing diplomas a pathway to earn a BSN degree. It's a powerful, part-time program that offers working nurses who have already earned associate's degrees or nursing diplomas a pathway to earning all the personal, professional, and financial benefits a BSN degree brings.

With the Foreign Studies program at University of Virginia, students can select from French, German, and Spanish and then learn about that culture’s civilization, grammar and linguistics, and literature, choosing from a variety of electives along the way to your degree.

The Astronomy program at University of Virginia provides a firm grounding in basic astronomy, mathematics, physics, and computer science. It is not intended as preparation for graduate study in science.

The Politics program at University of Virginia enables students to approach life after college with a critical eye, an analytic edge and sensitivity to the concerns of people all over the world.

The Medieval Studies program at University of Virginia provides an interdisciplinary and transhistorical network for he study, teaching and learning of premodern world civilizations, from the first centuries of the Common Era through the fifteenth century.

The Chemistry program at University of Virginia is designed for students who plan to become chemists, either by going to graduate school or by working in the chemical industry.  The B.S. program, approved by the American Chemical Society, emphasizes intensive study in the sciences.

The Art  from University of Virginia major is designed to accommodate students with various interests and abilities. 

The Women, Gender and Sexuality program at University of Virginia is an interdisciplinary program in which students study gender relations and sexualities.  By examining social issues, literary, scientific, and historical materials, students develop a critical, socially engaged sense of how gender and/or sexualities shape and are shaped by the world around them.

The Biology program at University of Virginia provides intensive study in the biological sciences. It is designed primarily for students who plan to pursue largely technical careers in the biological sciences immediately after graduation.

Earth Sciences program at University of Virginia includes courses in geology, oceanography, meteorology, and astronomy, which are supplemented with offerings in biology and chemistry.