171 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The  Law, Economics and Public Policy (LEPP) major at the University of Washington Bothell offers students the opportunity to explore how legal institutions shape policy decisions, and how political and economic contexts influence the creation of law. 

The School of Urban Studies offers a Bachelor of Arts in Urban Studies at the University of Washington with two formal options: Community Development & Planning and GIS & Spatial Planning.  

At the Milgard School of Business, we believe business has the power to transform lives and communities to positively impact societal change. 

Marketing is about fulfilling customer needs. The Marketing option from University of Washington  examines the dynamic world of consumer and organizational buyer behavior, and the impact of economic, technological, legal, and social changes on buyer behavior.

The Computer Science major from University of Washington is appropriate for students who are primarily interested in the design of software systems and applications, or who want to earn a double major with another College of Arts and Sciences program.

The bachelor of science degree in Mathematics from University of Washington provides students with a strong theoretical foundation and practical applications to help graduates secure STEM-related jobs in the South Sound region. 

Students in the Composition program from University of Washington study with the four internationally renowned composers who comprise the core faculty — Jöel-François Durand, Huck Hodge, Richard Karpen and Juan Pampin. 

University of Washington's Computational Finance and Risk Management is the application of advanced mathematical, statistical, and computational methods to solving quantitative finance problems. Investigate financial topics and explore the business world rationally, creatively, and critically, in a quantitative way.

University of Washington offers the Biochemistry programme. Chemistry will continue to provide critical solutions to intellectually exciting and societally important problems.

The Computer Science and Systems program at the University of Washington features an innovative and broad approach to computer science and the design of applications software. 

Graduates of the Computer Engineering and Systems program from University of Washington are prepared to work on a variety of applications including circuit design, microprocessor design, software engineering, and embedded systems — the integration of computer systems into other kinds of systems such as appliances, robots or motor vehicles.

Welcome to the Medical Laboratory Science (MLS) Program at the University of Washington in Seattle, Washington. The MLS program is located in the Department of Laboratory Medicine in the School of Medicine.

University of Washington's Interaction Design defines the structure and behavior of interactive products and services. Interaction Designers create compelling relationships between people and the interactive systems they use, from computers to mobile devices to appliances; Interaction Designers lay the groundwork for intangible experiences.

University of Washington's Bachelor of Arts in Architectural Design / Pre-professional is a four year undergraduate degree that prepares candidates for admission with advanced standing to most professional architecture graduate programs.

University of Washington's B.A. in Korean is a gateway for students to engage with a culture whose art, music, and technological innovations shape lives around the globe. Students learn to read, write, and converse in Korean through careful and extensive study of Korean literature, popular culture, and linguistics.

University of Washington's B.A. in South Asian Languages and Cultures combines advanced language study in Hindi or Sanskrit with courses on the literatures and cultures of South Asia. Alumni, as multilingual professionals with in-demand skills, find an advantage entering business and nonprofit work, STEM fields, graduate programs, and more across the globe.

University of Washington's Law, Societies, and Justice Department offers undergraduate students a dynamic and engaged interdisciplinary liberal arts education focused on law, rights, and justice. LSJ courses study the meaning of justice, the methods used in efforts to realize it, the politics of rights, and the complex roles that law and legal institutions play in structuring social life. 

University of Washington's Latin America and Caribbean Studies major combines language study in Spanish and Portuguese with work in history, the humanities, and the social sciences. At the same time, it gives students the option to develop their own particular disciplinary and thematic interests.

University of Washington's Dance Major curriculum offers an in-depth study of dance as an art form and cultural practice. Students are given the opportunity to explore dance from several analytical and methodological frameworks: technical, creative, historical, cultural, aesthetic, pedagogical and scientific, resulting in a rigorous balance between creative work and academic study.

History and Philosophy of Science program from University of Washington studies the theories, methods, practices, and institutions of science from historical and philosophical perspectives. It strives to provide a genuinely interdisciplinary structure for critical reflection on science in all its aspects.