67 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Electrical Engineering at Washington University in St. Louis is the profession for those intrigued with electrical phenomena and eager to contribute their skills to a society increasingly dependent on electricity and sophisticated electronic devices. 

The Interdisciplinary Project in the Humanities is a rigorous, interdisciplinary program at Washington University in St. Louis for students seeking honors.

Majoring in Arabic at Washington University in St. Louis enables you to gain proficiency in the language, study the area's literary and cultural landmarks, and gain familiarity with Near Eastern history and civilizations. 

The Philosophy - Law and Policy program at Washington University in St. Louis is especially recommended for students who intend to pursue a career in law or public policy. Students who spend time in a study abroad program may receive up to 9 units taken in an approved philosophy program.

The Philosophy - Research program at Washington University in St. Louis is especially recommended for students who plan to pursue graduate studies and an advanced degree in philosophy - a must for anyone interested in a career as a university or college philosophy teacher.

At Washington University in St. Louis, Linguistics is a special interdepartmental program that primarily serves undergraduates. Study Hall is a chance to ask Linguistics faculty and students questions about coursework, research, or anything else linguistics-related in an informal setting. It is a great opportunity to get to know the Linguistics faculty and students outside of class.

The Architecture Major is offered by Washington University in St. Louis. Architecture is interdisciplinary in nature, drawing from various bases of knowledge and requiring collaboration with other fields. 

The Computer Science degree offered by Washington University in St. Louis is designed for students planning a career in computing. 

The Sociology Major is offered by Washington University in St. Louis. The Department of Sociology strives to understand the origins and reproduction of social inequality, especially as it relates to issues of pressing public concern.

Computer Engineering at Washington University in St. Louis encompasses studies of hardware, software and systems issues that arise in the design, development and application of computer systems.

Dance classes at Washington University in St. Louis, at all levels encourage students to develop their capacity to move and think creatively and to recognize movement as an essential element of one's identity. 

The Department of Mathematics at Washington University in St. Louis is committed to providing a setting that fosters excellence in teaching, learning and research, and that communicates to students the beauty and excitement of mathematics. 

The Department of Music at Washington University in St. Louis is dedicated to undergraduate instruction for all students at all levels. We offer two majors: a liberal arts program leading to a Bachelor of Arts degree, and a pre-professional program leading to a Bachelor of Music degree. Minors are offered with concentrations in jazz studies and classical music. 

The Drama curriculum at Washington University in St. Louis provides an exemplary liberal arts course of study by combining practical creative work in acting, directing, design, and production with intensive scholarly exploration of the literature, history, and theory of performance, understood as a fundamental mode of human communication.

The Religious Studies Program at Washington University in St. Louis gives students the opportunity to learn about diverse religions as well as to study past and current events with a critical but open mind.

The BS in Chemical Engineering degree program at Washington University in St. Louis is designed to provide students with comprehensive training in chemical engineering fundamentals and is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET.

Comparative Arts at Washington University in St. Louis studies literature across national, cultural, and linguistic borders. The international and comparative range of the discipline provides students a broad critical understanding of what literature is and does.

As a major in Environmental Earth Sciences (EES) at Washington University in St. Louis, you are encouraged to delve deeply into the interdisciplinary study of critical environmental topics.

The Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art at Washington University in St. Louis is built on two central ideas: first, you will become a maker with technical and conceptual depth; second, you will drive your own education with the choices you make about what classes to take and what projects to take on.

The study of Political Science at Washington University in St. Louis can be an exceptional means for students to acquire a broad liberal education, and our faculty has a strong commitment to this objective.