124 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Interdisciplinary Studies major at Utah State University is intended to serve the needs of students who want to design a more individualized academic program, obtain a more broad-based education, and diversify their professional potential.

The dynamic nature of organizations has created the need for professionals who understand systems and people, and can use this to effectively problem solve and make decisions. As you complete the Management program at Utah State University, you'll develop strong analytical and inter-personal skills and learn how to put them to good use in an ethical, value-driven way

The Integrated Studies degree at Utah State University is for undergraduate students who want to complete a four-year degree that will empower them to achieve their career aspirations. 

In the Human Development and Family Studies program of the Utah State University, students gain the knowledge and skills that prepare them for careers serving individuals and families across the lifespan. Courses are designed to help students deal with current issues confronting families and children in the nation and the world.

The Climate Science program of the Utah State University integrates basic and applied principles of meteorology, climatology with environmental physics, which are concerned with how natural laws determine the climate.

A Liberal Arts degree at Utah State University helps you develop your rational thought and intellectual capabilities in many areas. 

Biotechnology is offered by Utah State University. The Biotechnology degree provides a comprehensive curriculum that integrates theoretical knowledge with practical applications, enabling students to understand the fundamental principles of biotechnology and its diverse applications in various industries.

The Veterinary Science degree is a nonterminal program designed for students who intend to apply to veterinary school. This program consists of three to four years of study, after which the student is eligible to apply to various colleges of veterinary medicine. 

The Bachelor of Science in Natural Resource Economics is aimed at students seeking an undergraduate degree focused on the efficient allocation of natural resources and amenities.

Dive into your passion for marine and freshwater ecology and become a leader in understanding and protecting the planet’s most vital ecosystems.

The Elementary Education program of the Utah State University prepares a student to receive a Professional License from the Utah State Board of Education to teach in grades K-6.

The Geology program of the Utah State University meets the curriculum standards established by the American Institute of Professional Geologists.

The coursework in the Civil Engineering program of the Utah State University covers five different areas: environmental engineering, fluid mechanics and hydraulics, geotechnical engineering, transportation engineering, and water resources engineering.

The Family and Consumer Sciences Education program of the Utah State University trains students to become family and consumer sciences (FCS) teachers in middle and high schools.

The Mathematics program of the Utah State University is a versatile program where students have a large variety of options as they study different areas in mathematics. The department is a close-knit unit where students receive individual attention from faculty mentors and the opportunity to pursue undergraduate research.

The Theatre Arts program of the Utah State University believes that a well-trained theatre artist or educator must have a working knowledge of all areas and aspects of theatre in order to be truly successful.

Students studying in the Anthropology program of the Utah State University are prepared for careers in numerous fields through the skills and knowledge they gain in both the liberal arts and natural sciences.

The Animal and Dairy Science degree at Utah State University includes all disciplines of the animal production industry, current scientific applications associated with animal science, and biotechnology associated with the animal science industry.

The English program of the Utah State University features a wide variety of courses that cover a broad curriculum in literature, creative writing, English education, technical writing, and more.

The Recreation Resource Management program of the Utah State University was the first academic course on managing outdoor recreation. Since the first class offered in the 1930s, USU continues to offer a strong degree program that prepares students for careers in public land recreation management.