49 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Are you interested in fashion product development or retail merchandising? University of Wisconsin Stout offers a Bachelor's degree in Fashion and Retail.       

Do you want to further your professional life with an advancement, promotion, or career change? University of Wisconsin Stout offers a Bachelor's degree in Management.   

We're the only undergraduate Manufacturing Engineering program in the University of Wisconsin Stout and one of about 25 in the country. Our graduates are experts in selecting materials, processing them into usable products and controlling automated production systems.

The Bachelor of Science in Marketing and Business Education (MBE) from University of Wisconsin Stout offers a program for the on-campus student.

The Bachelor of Science degree in Human Development and Family Studies (HDFS) at University of Wisconsin Stout is dedicated to the study of human development and family life in which the individual, family, and community are viewed as interrelated.

The Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Science at University of Wisconsin Stout combines science, liberal arts and technology, and prepares you for direct entry into a career or graduate program that's exactly right for you.

The future of Computer Networking and Information Technology at University of Wisconsin Stout has tremendous growth and multiple career opportunities for those with the right skills and experience.

The Bachelor of Science Degree in Golf Enterprise Management (GEM) at University of Wisconsin Stout is the only program of its type to be endorsed by the National Golf Course Owners Association.

Do you love to create your own characters or animated films? University of Wisconsin Stout offers a Bachelor's degree in Animation and Digital Media.          

Do you want a deeper understanding of cyber security and cyber defense? University of Wisconsin Stout offers a Bachelor's degree in Cybersecurity.           

The Bachelor of Science degree in Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) at University of Wisconsin Stout provides a flexible program of study for high school graduates, technical college graduates, and working professionals.

Packaging at University of Wisconsin Stout is a dynamic, multibillion-dollar industry in need of well-educated people. The projected demand for packaging professionals significantly exceeds the number of future graduates.

The Bachelor of Science (ES) degree in Environmental Science from University of Wisconsin Stout provides a broad foundation that includes fieldwork, internships, and a new $43 million science facility.

The Bachelor of Science degree in Rehabilitation Services from University of Wisconsin Stoutz (formerly Vocational Rehabilitation) prepares you for a rewarding career where you’ll identify, provide or coordinate services for people with disabilities. 

The Bachelor of Science in Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Management (HRTM) program at University of Wisconsin Stout delivers real-world experiences to build the knowledge and skills you need to launch a successful hospitality career.

University of Wisconsin Stout's Bachelor of Science degree in Computer and Electrical Engineering prepares you to work with both computer hardware and software through courses and labs that combine electrical engineering and computer science.

The Bachelor of Science in Psychology from University of Wisconsin Stout is for people who want to understand how and why people think, feel, and behave the way they do.

The Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Game Design and Development Art at University of Wisconsin Stout is an award-winning program where students gain core skills in art and design such as drawing, 3D modeling, and animation.

The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (CS) program at University of Wisconsin Stout provides you with the option to select a concentration that reflects your interests and career goals.

The Bachelor of Science degree in Construction from University of Wisconsin Stout prepares you to lead and direct even the most complicated construction projects.