135 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

With opportunities for real-world experience, University of Wisconsin La Crosse Finance students graduate with assets that prepare them for the business world.

The Tourism and Event Management emphasis at University of Wisconsin La Crosse is for students interested in creating and managing visitor experiences. 

Archaeological Studies at University of Wisconsin La Crosse is a discipline that studies the human past through the material remains that people left behind, such as artifacts, human burials or ancient ruins. Archaeologists gain a deeper understanding of what it means to be human and apply their knowledge to help solve problems of today.

A Philosophy major at University of Wisconsin La Crosse opens doors to careers in law, business, education, and more. Explore big questions and develop critical thinking skills.

The science of Astronomy at University of Wisconsin La Crosse applies principles of physics to everything beyond Earth’s atmosphere.

Physics and Physical Therapy Dual Degree from University of Wisconsin La Crosse is designed to give students flexibility in their career choices, whether they are seeking employment in today's high-tech industries, or planning to pursue an advanced degree in a related field of study.

Recreation Management - Generalist students at University of Wisconsin La Crosse learn the skills and knowledge to pursue professional careers designing, facilitating, and managing recreation, tourism, and outdoor experiences.   

Discover how recreation can change lives — including yours. At University of Wisconsin La Crosse, the Recreational Therapy program prepares students to help people adapt, heal, and thrive through purposeful recreation and leisure activities.

Recreation Management - Dual Degree from University of Wisconsin La Crosse aims to train students in the skills of the recreation profession and instill an appreciation of the vital role of leisure in people’s lives. 

Our Computer Engineering program from University of Wisconsin La Crosse will empower you to discover and master the mysteries of computer engineering and embark on a rewarding career that will shape the future of technology.

Several French from University of Wisconsin La Crosse majors have gone on to work for the Peace Corps. Others pair French with another major area of study whether business, public health, anthropology or others.

Mathematics - Education from University of Wisconsin La Crosse introduces you to the science and art of pattern and idea; statistics is the science of collecting, analyzing, and making inferences from data. 

The study of History from University of Wisconsin La Crosse is more than a window into the past. 

Physics - Science Education from University of Wisconsin La Crosse is designed to give students flexibility in their career choices, whether they are seeking employment in today's high-tech industries, or planning to pursue an advanced degree in a related field of study.

Clinical Laboratory Science - Dual Degree from University of Wisconsin La Crosse program has a track record of success. In each of the past three years, 100% of program graduates passed the national certification exam and the program had a 100% job placement rate for those entering the profession.

Several French - Business from University of Wisconsin La Crosse majors have gone on to work for the Peace Corps. Others pair French with another major area of study whether business, public health, anthropology or others.

At Biology - Aquatic Science from University of Wisconsin La Crosse students will complete foundational course work that includes courses in introductory biology, organismal biology, cell biology, genetics, and ecology. Because biologists must understand chemistry, biology majors complete at least three semesters of chemistry, including organic chemistry

The study of History - Topical from University of Wisconsin La Crosse is more than a window into the past. 

Geography - Environmental Science from University of Wisconsin La Crosse is designed to provide students with a broad academic background. Geography majors have an extremely high level of flexibility in choosing from a wide breadth of elective courses that match their personal interests.

Geography - Humans and the Environment from University of Wisconsin La Crosse is designed to provide students with a broad academic background. Geography majors have an extremely high level of flexibility in choosing from a wide breadth of elective courses that match their personal interests.