82 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Computer Science degree from University of Virginia prepares students for careers that provide both personal and societal rewards. Computing connects closely with a wide range of disciplines including, but not limited to, the visual arts, music, life sciences, the physical sciences, linguistics, engineering, mathematics, and the social sciences.  

Students who major in Engineering Science at the University of Virginia like the freedom to chart their own course. As the only interdisciplinary degree program at UVA Engineering, students can create an undergraduate program that matches their interests or career goals by combining a minor in one engineering discipline with a second minor .

Graduates of the Mechanical Engineering program at the University of Virginia have the knowledge, skills and attitudes that will allow them to make tangible contributions, meet new technical challenges, contribute effectively as team members, and be innovators in the analysis, design and implementation of creative solutions to problems with mechanical devices and systems. 

The Statistics program at University of Virginia provides students with a deep grounding in the field of statistics, both applications and theory. A deep understanding of data analysis and statistics plays a critical role in many aspects of modern society.  Students completing this major will have a wide range of options available upon graduation.

The Applied Statistics program at University of Virginia provides students with a solid grounding the field of statistics, with particular attention paid to applications. Knowledge of statistics is becoming increasingly important in many fields, so that students completing this major will have many options available upon graduation.

The Political Philosophy, Policy and Law program at University of Virginia provides undergraduate students with an opportunity to pursue intensive study of the connections between political philosophy and legal theory, legal thought and historical change, law and public policy.

The Biomedical Engineering program at University of Virginia builds its engineering curriculum on a solid base of biological knowledge. As part of the “biology-first” approach, students take a two-semester physiology sequence and a cell and molecular biology course early in the curriculum.

The Sociology program at University of Virginia is designed to provide undergraduates with both a broad, systematic understanding of society and the opportunity to define their own intellectual development. 

Students in the African American and African Studies from University of Virginia major study US culture and its local, regional, national, and global forms and effects. 

The Global Studies - Global Development Studies program at University of Virginia asks students to think about what “development” means in social, political, and economic terms, both in the United States and around the globe. 

 is recommended for students who plan careers or graduate school in communication, journalism, media studies or related areas.

Nationally recognized for its excellence in teaching and research, and among the largest Departments of its kind in the U.S., the University of Virginia French Department offers a variety of courses and programs that enable its students to explore as well as develop in-depth knowledge and advanced competencies in the field of French. 

The undergraduate major in Speech Communication Disorders (SCD) at the University of Virginia introduces students to the fields of speech-language pathology and audiology and provides pre-professional learning experiences to prepare students for graduate studies in either profession by emphasizing math, biological and behavioral sciences, basic human communication sciences and critical thinking.

Many majors at the University could be used to achieve the stated goals of the DMP in Human Biology. What sets Human Biology apart from these other majors, such as the Minor in Bioethics and the program in Political and Social Thought, is our commitment to studying the interface between science and society. 

The Department of Middle Eastern & South Asian Languages & Cultures offers two Language & Literature degrees for students wanting to achieve proficiency in a Middle Eastern or South Asian language and a deeper understanding of its literatures. 

The major in Chinese language and literature prepares students to handle a wide array of Chinese language materials and to communicate in Chinese on a broad array of topics with robust training modern and classical Chinese language courses. 

Graduates of the Aerospace Engineering program at the University of Virginia have the knowledge, skills and attitudes that will allow them to make tangible contributions, meet new technical challenges, contribute effectively as team members, and be innovators in the analysis, design and implementation of creative solutions to problems with aerospace vehicle systems.

Students in the Latin American Studies program at University of Virginia develop both regionally and globally focused expertise by taking courses across departments. This multi-disciplinary approach allows students flexibility in building their own fields of specialization within the major, while acquiring a strong foundation of knowledge about the region.  

Graduates of the Electrical Engineering program at University of Virginia utilize their academic preparation to become successful practitioners and innovators in electrical engineering and other fields. They analyze, design and implement creative solutions to problems with electrical and electronic devices and systems.

The Environmental Sciences program at University of Virginia is offering instruction and conducting research in the areas of ecology, geosciences, hydrology, and atmospheric sciences. This unique juxtaposition of several sciences in one department fosters cooperation and exchange among traditional disciplines that share similar methodological and philosophical problems.