171 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

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.

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".  

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.

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 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. 

The Media and Communication Studies (MCS) major at the University of Washington Bothell offers students the opportunity to think critically about access, use, and control of communication and media on the local, national, and global level.

The Economics and Policy Analysis (EPA) major at the University of Washington is a good choice for students interested in learning about and developing solutions to contemporary problems in our public life.  

Students in the Spanish Language and Cultures major develop cultural competence needed to compete in an increasingly diverse world. Developed using the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL) guidelines, our program at the University of Washington offers practical skills-based language classes and a strong emphasis on contemporary Latin American culture.

The Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering from University of Washington combines education in hardware and software development, with students gaining the background necessary to become broadly educated professionals who are knowledgeable in both domains, understanding how the domains interact, restrict or enable interdependent capabilities.

The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Software Engineering at the University of Washington (CSSE) curriculum stresses computer programming and people-centered software development processes.

The Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Washington Tacoma is designed to equip students with the skills and experience to apply principles of engineering, basic science, and mathematics to model, analyze, design, and realize physical systems, preparing graduates to work professionally in thermal or mechanical systems or pursue graduate study.

The Environmental Studies major at the University of Washington Bothell offers students the opportunity to examine how organizations and societies interact with natural environments

The Ethnic, Gender and Labor Studies major from University of Washington examines how communities form and are transformed, with a focus on the relationship between social class, race and ethnicity, and gender. 

The online Criminal Justice (Online) degree completion program from University of Washington is a cohort model, and follows curriculum and major requirements with the on-campus CJ major. All 65 credits required for the major will be available online, alongside other online UW courses to help fulfill degree requirements.

The Criminal Justice degree from University of Washington offers a multidisciplinary understanding of crime and justice within the framework of broader social processes within our society. It looks at all major aspects of the justice system from an ecological systems approach rather than a specialization in one narrow content area. 

The Sociology major from University of Washington is non-capacity constrained major; if you meet our admissions requirements, you will be accepted. Students in the major have priority access to the program’s upper-division seminars and many of our more popular classes. The Sociology Department welcomes applicants to the major every quarter, including Summer. 

This Instrumental degree from University of Washington is offered with a major in Music, and is intended for students who wish to emphasize general competence in music within the framework of a liberal arts education.