171 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Admission to the Bachelor of Music is intended for especially qualified students who wish to emphasize professional training in performance or composition within a four-year program. This Percussion Performance degree is offered at the University of Washington.

Study the power that media wield in shaping public opinion, crossing boundaries between private and public life, and the role they play in national development with this Communication program at the University of Washington.

An undergraduate degree in Public Health - Global Health at the University of Washington provides a grounding in science, values, passion, and commitment which is valuable for a range of career and educational options across multiple disciplines.

You have a passion to grow and to advocate for the next generation. Open doors to a brighter future with the online Bachelor of Arts in Early Care and Education at the University of Washington.

The Bachelor of Science in Astronomy at the University of Washington emphasizes the necessary background in physics and mathematics, courses in upper level astronomy. It is designed for students who plan to attend graduate school or work at astronomical facilities.

As an Informatics student at the University of Washington iSchool, you'll explore the intersection of technology and human values, gaining a deep understanding information in society while creatively imagining more equitable and just information technology and systems.

Students in the undergraduate program in the Foster School of Business at the University of Washington work towards a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration (BABA). The structure of the program balances business classes with those from outside disciplines, resulting in an overall educational experience of depth and quality.

This Electrical and Computer Engineering degree program at the University of Washington provides students with increased flexibility in choosing their academic pathways and is highly adaptable to technological advances in popular research areas such as neural engineering, sustainable energy, quantum computing, data science, photonics and nanotechnology.

Great teachers come from a wide variety of backgrounds and undergraduate degree paths. Whether you’ve been envisioning this career for years or just starting to imagine yourself as a teacher, the School of Education at the University of Washington is here to provide you with the pathways to begin a rewarding career!

The Conservation & Restoration Science (CRS) major at the University of Washington offers students the opportunity to recover habitats and protect wildlands from degradation due to disaster, contamination, overuse, or climate change

An Individualized Studies major from University of Washington is a special interdisciplinary major designed by an individual student. Each Individualized Studies programme is unique.

The Bachelor of Arts (BA) with a major in Public Service and Policy from University of Washington is an interdisciplinary program designed to bring students to a deeper understanding of their roles in public service, the creation and implementation of public policy, and civic health.

The Healthcare Leadership program from University of Washington aims to provide innovative, high quality and accessible academic programs, promote outstanding faculty scholarship, extend faculty expertise and interest through service to communities and professional organizations and promote partnerships with healthcare agencies and communities of the South Puget Sound region.

The Spanish program from University of Washington is a minimum prerequisite major.  Students who meet the prerequisites will be admitted, provided they can complete the major requirements within the UW's academic satisfactory progress policy. Applications to the Spanish major are accepted year-round.

The ABET-accredited Information Technology at the University of Washington prepares students for a variety of IT positions to meet growing demand in the Pacific Northwest. 

The mission of the Social Welfare program from University of Washington gives special attention to the poor and underserved populations, and fosters an appreciation for differences based on gender, ethnicity, race, religious creed, sexual orientation, class and physical and developmental disabilities. 

University of Washington's Art History is the study of art and visual culture as instruments of knowledge and methods of human expression that operate in many arenas of history, tradition and the contemporary environment.

University of Washington's European Studies Program combines social sciences and humanities to investigate the forces that have shaped Europe historically and continue to do so today. Using multidisciplinary approaches, we guide our students to examine the diversity of social, cultural, political, and economic factors that shape Europe.

At the University of Washington, Civil Engineering students are preparing to take on the challenges presented by aging national infrastructure and the pressing needs of both urban and developing communities around the globe.

University of Washington's Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Architecture / Liberal Studies is a four-year, undergraduate degree program in which students explore the many factors that shape our built environment.