46 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Our Business major at Brandeis University  is a partnership between the Brandeis International Business School and the School of Arts and Sciences. This means you can pursue your interests in the humanities even as you receive top-notch training in the social, economic and ethical issues of global business.

The Economics major at Brandeis University provides a lens through which we can better understand and improve our world.

The German Studies at Brandeis University opens the door to the rich literature, history and culture not only of this country but of Austria and Switzerland as well.

Bachelor of Arts degree in Music at Brandeis University combines music history, theory, composition and performance. As a music major, you'll take one to two years of theory and training in musicianship skills, as well as courses in global soundscapes, critical listening and history. 

In the Latin American and Latino Studies programme at Brandeis University you will be encouraged to locate and delve into an area of particular interest to you. We encourage you to do research—from Boston to Belize to Brazil—and we’ll connect you with the right faculty member to do so.

In the The Bachelor of Arts Program Philosophy at Brandeis University you will practice thinking clearly and systematically about these and other questions.

Russian Studies language courses at Brandeis University will enable you to explore a wide variety of cultural, literary, social and political aspects of Russia and other post-Soviet states. We also offer special events such as film series, lectures and Russian teas.

By studying Mathematics at Brandeis University, you'll be introduced to fundamental fields—algebra, real and complex analysis, geometry and topology—and to the practice of applying mathematical ideas in the real world. 

Neuroscience Program at Brandeis University will provide a deep and general scientific education, while exposing students to the fundamentals of how neurons and neural circuits function and adapt.

Film, Television and Interactive Media at Brandeis University program focuses on analysis of film style and content, film history, the relationships between cinema and culture, and the creative aspects of film production.

At the Anthropology programme from  Brandeis University you will acquire the concepts, theories and methods that will enable you to explore, describe and understand the human world in all its complexity. 

A major or minor in Brandeis University's International and Global Studies BA program, begins with an introductory course in international and global studies as well as three core courses in anthropology, political-economy, and international relations. 

The Health: Science, Society and Policy program at Brandeis University is an interdisciplinary undergraduate program that draws from three of the major strengths of Brandeis: the life sciences, the social sciences of health, and the health policy of the Heller School.

The Chemistry major at Brandeis University strives to understand natural phenomena at the molecular level and connects with physics and mathematics, earth and environmental sciences, and biology and medicine.

In the Psychology at Brandeis University you’ll study both basic and applied areas of the field. 

African and Afro-American Studies at Brandeis University thinkers have played a major role in defining the critical issues of our time, just as the cultures of Africans and their descendants have transformed the cultures of the Americas and the world. 

With the advent of big data, our world has become more quantitative than ever. Our ability to collect and process enormous amounts of data has revolutionized almost every aspect of our lives, from medicine to climate prediction, from risk management to marketing strategies. The Applied Mathematics program is offered at Brandeis University.

An Independent Interdisciplinary Major (IIM) offers students with diverse academic interests the opportunity to design a course of study not available in the regular curriculum at Brandeis University.

The Environmental Studies program at Brandeis University provides the breadth and hands-on learning to better understand such problems. 

The European Cultural Studies Program (ECS) at Brandeis University offers students the opportunity to study English and continental literature in translation in conjunction with one or more related disciplines: fine arts, history, music, philosophy, politics, sociology and theater arts.