137 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Plant Science major from Virginia Tech prepares students for graduate school and careers in the private and public sectors working in the fields of plant breeding, biotechnology, plant pathology, and weed science.  

To prepare for the wide variety of career opportunities in animal and poultry sciences, students of the Animal and Poultry Sciences program of Virginia Tech choose from one of three options: science, production/business, or pre-vet. 

Exploring Architecture, Arts, and Design (undecided) is a major in the College of Architecture, Arts, and Design (AAD) at Virginia Tech that serves as a portal to the college's four and five year degree programs.

Students in the Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Technology Management program at Virginia Tech will develop an entrepreneurial mindset and related organizational skills to identify problems that can be converted into opportunities, attract and deploy resources in pursuit of those opportunities, and lead through innovation in both new and established companies.

The Nutrition and Dietetics major at Virginia Tech in nutrition and dietetics gives students a robust STEM education focused on foods and what they do for our bodies. 

The Public Relations program of Virginia Tech focuses on maintaining a business’s reputation and brand while fostering relationships with the media and the public. You take courses in writing, communication research, message production, case analysis and campaign planning. 

The Property Management program of Virginia Tech prepares students with skills that address the complexities of managing multimillion-dollar real estate investments. 

The Religion and Culture program of Virginia Tech is the only one of its kind in the United States. Our classes explore the past, present, and future of religious and cultural change on human life around the world. 

The Environmental Policy and Planning program of Virginia Tech provides students with an interdisciplinary framework to view environmental problems. 

Students who are interested in business, but unsure about a major may enter the college in the Business (undecided) program of Virginia Tech. 

The Political Science program of Virginia Tech explores government, policy, and politics in the U.S. and around the world. 

The Fish Conservation program of Virginia Tech addresses the study, conservation, and sustainable use of aquatic animals and aquatic habitats, including streams, wetlands, estuaries, and oceans. 

Physicists seek to understand nature at the most fundamental and quantitative level. The curriculum of the Physics program of Virginia Tech provides a broad background in scientific inquiry, quantitative problem solving, emerging research frontiers, and communication skills. 

The German program of Virginia Tech focuses on language instruction, literary analysis, and exploration of the social, cultural, and political developments of the German speaking people and their nations. 

The Computational Modeling and Data Analytics program of Virginia Tech draws on expertise from four departments at Virginia Tech whose strengths are in quantitative science: Statistics, Mathematics, Computer Science, and Physics. 

Today's environmental problems are increasingly complex and require a broad understanding of ecosystem management, which is what the Environmental Resources Management program of Virginia Tech offers. 

The importance and value of water cannot be understated. Students in the Water - Resources, Policy, and Management program of Virginia Tech are preparing to solve problems facing our global water system such as the development of efficient water systems for homes, ensuring a supply of clean drinking water, and managing the effects of climate change. 

The Sociology program of Virginia Tech is the study of our social world and how different groups of people shape human behavior. 

The Residential Environments and Design program of Virginia Tech focuses on designing, selecting, and marketing residential spaces and products. 

The International Relations major at the Virginia Tech focuses on the study of global and regional governance and politics and emphasizes foreign language proficiency.