96 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Global Health Studies at The University of Iowa offers an interdisciplinary and experiential approach to the study of the complex factors influencing health and disease locally and around the world.

The major in Screenwriting Arts at the The University of Iowa complements and builds on the longstanding, renowned creative writing tradition at Iowa.

The Medical Laboratory Science at The University of Iowa is for those interested in health care, laboratory work, producing and using scientific data, and analytical problem solving.

Electrical Engineering at the at the The University of Iowa is at the core of many technologies that we take for granted, including wireless communication, electrical power, consumer electronics, digital computing, computer software, computer networks, automatic controls, medical imaging, remote sensing, and the miniature devices that make all of these technologies possible.

The Computer Science and Engineering degree at the The University of Iowa prepares students to work in the full range of career options pursued by computer engineering and computer science graduates, and, with the appropriate choice of electives, software engineering. 

The Criminology, Law, and Justice major in the Department of Sociology and Criminology at the The University of Iowa examines issues related to race and ethnic diversity and gender and poverty, promoting awareness of these important topics.

At the Entrepreneurship program offered by The University of Iowa you'll have access to the innovative programs and resources available in the John Pappajohn Entrepreneurial Center.

At The University of Iowa, the bachelor degree in Ancient Civilization focuses on the culture, religion, art, language, and philosophy of the Mediterranean basin from approximately 2000 BCE to 600 CE. 

The History at The University of Iowa encourages students to develop an understanding of change--how it happens and why it happens the way it does--that enables them to engage our dynamic world as active and informed citizens.

The International Studies at The University of Iowa will have students learn that the complexity of current world conditions requires a multidisciplinary approach to international issues and global connections.

The Business Administration degree at The University of Iowa prepares students for a career and a full life during their first job and beyond. In addition to specialization in six majors, the college also offers a minor in Business Administration and three certificate programs. Graduates have opportunities for careers worldwide and for graduate study in many fields.

The Biomedical Engineering at The University of Iowa links biology, medicine, and engineering to improve human health.

The University of Iowa’s Bachelor of Liberal Studies (BLS) allows you to earn a University of Iowa bachelor’s degree from a distance. The BLS emphasizes workplace and leadership skills, and is designed for adults balancing professional growth and busy lives.

The Civil Engineering at The University of Iowa is about community service, development, and improvement. It involves the conception, planning, design, construction, and operation of facilities essential to modern life, from transit systems to offshore structures to space satellites.

The University of Iowa offers a Bachelor degree in Actuarial Science. Actuaries play an important role in today’s world. They are business executives, professionally trained in the mathematical sciences, who specialize in evaluating financial risk. Determining the level of risk allows actuaries to design, analyze, price, and refine insurance programs that meet society’s needs.

The Italian at The University of Iowa introduces students to the cultures of France, the Francophone world, Italy, and parts of the Middle East and Africa, providing an understanding of those countries' historical and contemporary importance.

The Business Analytics and Information Systems at The University of Iowa will make you skilled at using computer technology to develop quantitative models and create database systems that will help you apply your knowledge of management decision making.

Anthropology is the comparative study of humans in all walks of life, all kinds of societies, all parts of the world, and at all points in time. It has four major subfields: biological anthropology, linguistic anthropology, sociocultural anthropology, and archeology. This bachelor degree in Anthropology is offered by The University of Iowa.

The bachelor degree in Environmental Policy and Planning, offered by The University of Iowa empowers students to address pressing environmental challenges through policy or planning pathways.

The Cinema at The University of Iowa prepares students as engaged participants in the ever-changing media environment by offering them the conceptual and practical tools for analyzing and creating films informed by a dialogue between film studies and film production.