80 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The B.S. in Engineering at Brown University equips students with a solid foundation for careers in engineering, to advance the knowledge base for future technologies, and to merge teaching, scholarship, and practice in the pursuit of solutions to human needs.

The B.A. in Political Science at Brown University evolves around how people participate in political life within a framework of social, economic, and cultural institutions. 

The B.A. in Literary Arts at Brown University offers courses in fiction, poetry, screenwriting, literary hypermedia, and translation, as well as seminar courses in reading and writing about literature.  

The B.S. in Cognitive Neuroscience at Brown University offers students the opportunity to study the higher cognitive functions in humans and their underlying neural bases. 

The B.A. in Religious Studies at Brown University explores religious thought and practice in various historical, political, cultural, and social contexts in order to understand and interpret societies and cultures throughout the world.

The B.S. in Biomedical Engineering at Brown University is a dynamic and growing field that applies engineering principles to the fields of biology and medicine. 

The B.A. in Slavic Studies at Brown University  is concerned with the languages, literatures, and civilizations of the Slavic world.

The B.S. in Biology at Brown University includes 20 courses. Prerequisites in math, chemistry and physics support a core of biological sciences courses, with some options for related sciences. 

The Latin American and Caribbean Studies programme at Brown University leads to a strong, interdisciplinary understanding of culture, history, and contemporary issues in Latin America, the Caribbean, and the Latino/a diaspora.

The South Asian Studies programme at Brown University studies the diversity and shared histories of South Asia's cultures, religions, languages, and nations.

The B.A. in Theatre Arts and Performance Studies at Brown University is the intellectual and artistic center for the aesthetic, historical, literary, practical, and theoretical explorations of performance in global perspective — theatre, dance, speech, time-based art, and even performative "roles" in everyday life.

The B.A. in Environmental Studies at Brown University provide interdisciplinary exposure to the natural and social sciences, as well as public policy. 

The B.S. in Chemical Physics at Brown University is an interdisciplinary field at the crossroads of chemistry and physics and is administered jointly by the two departments.  

 The B.A. in Anthropology at Brown University involves core training in the four fields of anthropology: socio-cultural anthropology, archaeology, linguistic anthropology, and biological anthropology. 

The B.A. in Egyptology and Assyriology at Brown University  offers students a choice of two tracks: Assyriology or Egyptology.

The B.A. in Modern Culture and Media at Brown University is an interdisciplinary concentration that explores the ties between media and broader cultural and social formations. 

The B.A. in Hispanic Studies at Brown University offers a variety of courses on topics related to literary history and theory; multicultural contact; linguistics and the history of the language; visual culture, film, and performance studies. 

The B.S. in Applied Mathematics at Brown University is an inherently interdisciplinary subject which applies to many problems that arise in the physical, life and social sciences as well as in engineering. 

The B.A. in Philosophy at Brown University offers courses covering subjects from the philosophy of religion to the philosophies of science and literature.

The B.A. in Archaeology and the Ancient World at Brown University provides an opportunity to explore the multi-faceted discipline of archaeology while examining the critical early civilizations of the so-called "Old World" that is, the complex societies of the Mediterranean, Egypt, and Ancient Western Asia.