171 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

University of Washington offers the Health Informatics and Health Information Management programme. They will prepare you to become a Registered Health Information Administrator (RHIA). Learn how to manage patient records, develop IT solutions, and analyze data.

Students who major in University of Washington's Cinema and Media Studies learn to engage critically with visual media in diverse global cultures. They examine how film and media reflect and influence art, culture, politics, and entertainment.

An undergraduate major in University of Washington's Comparative Literature trains students in the critical analysis of texts. It explores how the rhetorical and aesthetic features of those texts respond to and shape social values, attitudes and beliefs.

University of Washington's new bachelor’s degree program in Environmental Engineering launched in fall 2017. The Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering (BSENVE) degree program was added due to student interest in the field and increasing demand for environmental engineers. 

University of Washington's major in German places the artistic and intellectual traditions of German-speaking countries and their people in a revealing interdisciplinary context. As part of the degree, students gain advanced linguistic proficiency in German.

University of Washington students who earn a B.A. in Latin investigate a civilization that still deeply influences our cultural, intellectual, professional and civic lives. Students who intend to continue their studies to the Ph.D. degree are advised to take the B.A. in Classics or, alternatively, the B.A. in Latin or in Greek with as many courses as possible in the second language.

The University of Washington Department of Chemistry runs one of the largest chemistry and biochemistry undergraduate degree program in the nation. They have the largest undergraduate instructional laboratory program at the UW.

University of Washington's Geography is about the relationship between people and the environment. It provides important insights into the spatial transformations associated with some of the world's most urgent challenges, including globalization, environmental change, economic inequality, migration, health, development, gender inequality, and many other contemporary processes.

University of Washington's Industrial Design is a professional program aimed primarily at industrial design practice in the corporate and institutional innovation sector where new technologies lead to the development of new forms of products, processes, and service from a human-centered design perspective.

University of Washington's Bachelor of Science with a Major in Economics emphasizes the study of mathematics and quantitative techniques along with economic theory, application methods, and social studies.

University of Washington's American Indian Studies major is an open major: students with a cumulative UW GPA of at least 2.0 can declare the major at any time.

University of Washington's Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering (BSIE) degree includes a combination of core ISE courses and technical electives. UW Study Abroad provides hundreds of foreign study opportunities to fit the diverse needs of the UW student population, as well as a wealth of resources for students preparing for study abroad experiences. 

University of Washington's undergraduate English major with emphasis in Creative Writing combines a range of workshops in verse, short story, novel, and creative non-fiction or expository writing with a broadly based, historically grounded introduction to the literature of Britain, the United States, and, increasingly, Anglophone literature from around the world.

University of Washington’s Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) serves over 1,500 undergraduates in our two majors, and many more through our introductory and non-major courses.

A B.A. in Finnish program from University of Washington opens doors to a center of business, education and culture in Europe, as well as a gateway to the Baltics and Russia. 

The Urban Studies degree from University of Washington starts with an introduction into the discipline of urban studies with course topics on exploring cities, world development, and urban studies "in practice".  

A B.A. in Norwegian program from University of Washington creates opportunities to explore a country whose innovations in culture, technology, and politics shape the way we live now and the way we imagine the future. 

Danish is a modern Scandinavian language closely related to Norwegian and Swedish.  Learning to read Danish is easy for English speakers – there are many cognates with English, German, and even French. This Danish program is offered by University of Washington.

UW Tacoma School of Nursing and Healthcare Leadership takes a registered nurse, licensed in Washington State, to a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree from University of Washington. 

The Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences major from University of Washington provides broad exposure to key areas of knowledge within the arts and sciences, while stressing their interconnectedness.