49 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

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

Do you like exploring and making discoveries in the biological and molecular sciences? University of Wisconsin Stout offers a Bachelor's degree in Applied Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. 

The Bachelor of Science in Technology Education degree from University of Wisconsin Stout will provide you with teaching certification in technology education.

If you are interested in an industry that has a worldwide impact – now and in the future – plastics engineering is the right fit for you. The Bachelor of Science degree in Plastics Engineering (PLE) from University of Wisconsin Stout will teach you product and mold design, materials science and advanced processing techniques.

The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration program at University of Wisconsin Stout is designed to provide you with core business skills in management, finance, marketing, international business, operations, human resources, and accounting.

Are you interested in fields like history, economics, and sociology? Do you want a flexible degree that allows you to work in all areas of the economy? The world needs critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills and with a Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Social Science from University of Wisconsin Stout, you can make a difference!

The Bachelor of Fine Arts in Industrial Design is a unique major at University of Wisconsin Stout if you like to draw, build things, tinker, and solve problems. In true polytechnic fashion, it is a combination of art and engineering and leads to careers as product and device designers.

University of Wisconsin Stout's Bachelor of Science in Special Education program prepares future teachers to educate students with learning, cognitive, emotional and behavioral disabilities. 

The Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice and Rehabilitation from University of Wisconsin Stout prepares you to recognize the underlying factors that commonly lead to unlawful behavior, and focus on the rehabilitation of the offender, rather than punishment and incarceration.