137 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Ocean Engineering at the Virginia Tech deals with the design of ships of all types. The field is often called naval architecture. It involves fluid mechanics, propulsion, structures, vehicle dynamics, and marine engineering. 

Students wanting to contribute to community revitalization or helping communities prosper will find what they’re looking for in the Community Economic Development major at the Virginia Tech.  

Creative Technologies is a program at the Virginia Tech that prepares students to become future leaders of many new artistic fields and industries. Students who graduate with a Creative Technologies BFA will go on to pursue careers spanning gaming, film, animation, motion graphics, video production, and fine arts. Some students will also pursue graduate programs in these fields. 

The Environmental Conservation and Society major at the Virginia Tech is a good choice for those who like the environment and working with people. You'll get to help protect the environment while educating others and getting them excited about nature as well.  

The National Security and Foreign Affairs major at the Virginia Tech combines an academic and practical, hands-on approach to diplomatic and security studies with special emphasis on U.S. national security and foreign language proficiency. 

Computational and Systems Neuroscience at the Virginia Tech is an interdisciplinary branch of Neuroscience that incorporates theoretical and experimental approaches to understand the brain.  

The Philosophy, Politics, and Economics major at the Virginia Tech allows students to study systematically some of the most important social, ethical, economic, and political problems that our contemporary societies face. 

Computer scientists study the design, implementation, performance and usability of computer systems. The Computer Science program at the Virginia Tech emphasizes software—the aspect of computation that makes computing the powerful and transforming technology it is. 

The Elementary Education (PK-6) program at Virginia Tech is led by nationally recognized faculty, offers excellent job placement rates, and prepares students to obtain licensure in elementary education (PK-6) in Virginia.

The English program of Virginia Tech focuses on the study of literature and prepares students for careers in education, law, business, government, publishing, editing, advertising, and social services, among many other fields. 

Arabic is one of the six official languages of the United Nations. It is the official language in 22 Arab countries and the language of faith among one billion people. The Arabic major at the Virginia Tech includes language courses to hone your reading, writing, and speaking skills.  

Biomedical Engineering (BME) at the Virginia Tech is a discipline that applies engineering principles and design concepts to medicine and biology for healthcare purposes.  

Cognitive and Behavioral Neuroscience focuses on thought processes in humans. Students majoring in Cognitive Neuroscience at the Virginia Tech will explore a wide array of topics including sensory and motor systems, learning, memory, decision-making, language, sleep, mood, awareness and attention, and others. 

The Graphic Design program at the Virginia Tech prepares our students for a career in graphic design by focusing on conceptual thinking, semiotics and problem-solving tactics. 

This Management Consulting and Analytics major at Virginia Tech prepares students for careers in a wide range of management consulting and business analytics disciplines, as well as general management.

Ecological Restoration from Virginia Tech advances the science, practice, and policy of ecological restoration to sustain biodiversity, improve resilience in a changing climate, and re-establish an ecologically healthy relationship between nature and culture.

The Community and Leadership Development (CLD) program at Virginia Tech is intended for students interested in bridging community-based education efforts with leadership development in agricultural contexts, including non-profit, government, commodities, and corporate roles.