135 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

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

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

At University of Wisconsin La Crosse, we're a nationally-recognized leader in physics education and one of the largest undergraduate Physics programs in Wisconsin.

Earn your accounting degree. University of Wisconsin La Crosse's Aaccountancy program is designed to provide students with a balanced approach of studying practical and theoretical topics.

Get moving with a degree in Exercise and Sport Science - Fitness at University of Wisconsin La Crosse to prepare for student education and professional careers.

Are you interested in human emotion, memory, motivation and personality? Learn to better understand the mind and behaviors with a Psychology degree at University of Wisconsin La Crosse.

Sociology is the study of human groups and how the group influences social behavior. The Sociology program from University of Wisconsin La Crosse gives us new and important knowledge about the social world. 

Music - Jazz Performance from University of Wisconsin La Crosse aims to provide diverse musical experiences for our music majors and minors, university students and the community. 

Music - Music Theory from University of Wisconsin La Crosse aims to provide diverse musical experiences for our music majors and minors, university students and the community. 

Discover how to improve processes where people and technology come together in this Information Systems program from University of Wisconsin La Crosse.

Microbiology at University of Wisconsin La Crosse provides a foundation for many employment opportunities and is excellent preparation for graduate school and professional schools.

Public Administration from University of Wisconsin La Crosse helps prepare students for careers in nonprofit and governmental agencies by studying how these entities operate on a day-to-day basis. A course of study in public administration encompasses what government does, and how it does it. 

Do you want to work in a healthcare career that plays a crucial role in providing doctors with information to help them diagnose diseases and provides life-saving treatments for patients? Then this Nuclear Medicine Technology program offered at University of Wisconsin La Crosse is for you! 

The Chemistry - Business concentration at University of Wisconsin La Crosse provides a multi-disciplinary career path for students interested in both science and the business side of industry. 

Political Science from University of Wisconsin La Crosse introduces you to the study of governments, policies, institutions, and the behavior of participants in the political world.

Studying Art Education at University of Wisconsin La Crosse allows creative expression difficult to find in many traditional college courses. 

Mathematics and Engineering Dual Degree 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. 

Physics - Business 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.

The Broadfield Social Studies Education from University of Wisconsin La Crosse programs provide undergraduate content and skills-based training for teacher candidates seeking to teach social studies in grades 4-12.