113 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Department of Bioengineering at the University of Pittsburgh combines hands-on experience with the solid fundamentals that students need to advance themselves in research, medicine, and industry.

Geology is a multidisciplinary science that seeks to understand how the Earth works. We have traditionally focused on the solid Earth (rocks, mountain melts, volcanoes etc.) as well as the history of life (paleontology). Learn more with the Geology degree at University of Pittsburgh.

Anthropology is concerned with how humans and human societies evolve culturally and biologically. Anthropology explores the differences and similarities among human cultures and the biocultural processes that influence human biological diversity. Learn more with the Anthropology program from University of Pittsburgh.

The major in Civil Engineering at the University of Pittsburgh leading to the Bachelor of Science in Engineering Degree is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET.

The Mathematics - Economics degree at the University of Pittsburgh was designed for students who may be interested in the quantitative aspects of economic analysis and mathematics.

The Nuclear Engineering program at University of Pittsburgh offers a certificate to students majoring in engineering or science. 

The Psychology major at the University of Pittsburgh is one of the most popular majors on campus; roughly 500 Psychology majors graduate every year.

To study art and architectural history is to explore why and how humans have made images, objects, sites and environments throughout time and in our own present. Join the History of Art and Architecture degree at University of Pittsburgh.

The Japanese language programme at the University of Pittsburgh is offered in five proficiency levels and it offers appropriate courses for students to progress from beginning to advanced level.

Mechanical Engineering programme from University of Pittsburgh students gain expert knowledge of the design and manufacture of mechanical systems and thermal devices/processes.

The Architectural Studies programme from the University of Pittsburgh is an interdisciplinary, non-professional course of study providing a humanistic approach to the study of the man-made environment.

The Molecular Biology programme at the University of Pittsburgh emphasizes the study of molecules that make up an organism, how they interact, and how they are controlled. With the development of the field of genomics, biologists also study one class of molecules (DNA) at the whole genome level. 

The Studio Arts programme from University of Pittsburgh encourages rich experiences in visual arts and creative expression. They believe that curiosity and hands-on engagement in the making of art prepares all students with skills in problem solving, ideation, and the articulation of abstract concepts that enrich and contribute to the dialogue in visual art and other fields.

Environmental Science is a multidisciplinary field that focuses on documenting the impacts that people have on our environment, on reducing the harmful effects of these impacts, and on restoring aspects of the environment to benefit both nature and people. The bachelor degree in Environmental Science is offered by University of Pittsburgh.

The French programme at the University of Pittsburgh offers a complete language program which includes elementary, intermediate and advanced language, conversation, composition, business French, phonetics, and global varieties of French.

The Engineering Science at University of Pittsburgh is intended for motivated and ambitious students with broad interests in science, mathematics, and engineering.

The Digital Narrative and Interactive Design (DNID) programme from University of Pittsburgh harnesses the narrative, world-building, and media studies strengths of the English department and the coding, software development, and human computer interface strengths of the School of Computing and Information.

The Economics programme at University of Pittsburgh can serve a variety of purposes within the general liberal arts curriculum and provides a background for postgraduate study in a number of professional schools.

The Public and Professional Writing at University of Pittsburgh allows students to undertake rigorous intellectual work that will deepen their engagement with writing as a form of social action and professional exchange that has consequences in the world.

Biochemistry is the study of how molecules in organisms work and interact at a chemical and physical level. Biochemistry can be used to study the underpinnings of processes in a wide range of disciplines, including cell biology, developmental biology, and molecular biology.