39 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Transylvania University Education - Elementary - P-5 Cert program is an intellectually vibrant community committed to the liberal arts and to preparing students for a fulfilling personal and professional life

The Music Performance program from Transylvania University offers thorough training for music majors and minors as part of a great liberal arts education. Whether you choose applied music, music technology or music education, you’ll receive extensive voice or instrument training enhanced by a comprehensive grounding in theory, history and ensemble performance.

The Transylvania University Music - Music Education program offers thorough training for music majors and minors as part of a great liberal arts education.

An Accounting degree from Transylvania University will give you the tools for a successful career as an accountant. Accomplished accountants have the ability to collect complex financial data, analyze that information and communicate it to others. 

Students who major in Writing Rhetoric and Communication at Transylvania University ask important questions about how we express ourselves orally and through writing.

The Art - Studio Art at Transylvania University curriculum introduces students to the fundamentals through courses in drawing, design, painting, photography, sculpture, ceramics, and art history.

As a Chemistry - Teaching Chemistry student at Transylvania University, you’ll become skilled at problem solving, develop a strong foundation in all areas of chemistry and gain an excellent foundation for graduate studies or a scientific career.

International Affairs at Transylvania University is an interdisciplinary major that includes courses from political science, economics, history, anthropology and foreign languages, among others. 

Physics program at Transylvania University teaches students to describe nature mathematically by solving problems related to the physical world.

If you find people, social life and the wider world fascinating, Sociology at Transylvania University may be the major for you.

If you find people, social life and the wider world fascinating, Sociology - Sociology Anthropology at Transylvania University may be the major for you.

The History program at Transylvania University emphasizes critical reading and analysis in seminar-style courses and offers a variety of independent research opportunities. Sharpening your investigative skills, you will embark on voyages of historical discovery.

Transylvania University offers a Art - Teaching Art major that combines required courses from studio art, art history, and education and leads to P–12 certification. 

Transylvania University Computer Science program combines the core, ACM-inspired knowledge and skills needed in the field while providing you with numerous opportunities to take courses in diverse areas such as robotics, augmented reality app coding and game design.

The Anthropology program at Transylvania University provides students with a broad base for understanding and interpreting human action in a variety of prehistorical, historical and contemporary contexts.

Thinkers as diverse as Aristotle, Adam Smith, Karl Marx, Friedrich Hayek and Angela Davis have understood that thoughtful examination of human societies and what constitutes effective conduct within them requires a mastery of Philosophy Politics and Economics (PPE) at Transylvania University.

Theater at Transylvania University encourages experience-based class work and participation in productions in our highly flexible and well-equipped Lucille C. Little Theater.

The Art - Art History at Transylvania University brings a distinctive intellectual slant to the art program by teaching students to think analytically in a visual way

The Biology major at Transylvania University prepares you for traditional fields of study as well as emerging fields such as biophysics, bioinformatics and molecular genetics.

Transylvania University Psychology major allows you to apply your understanding of human behavior to careers in a variety of settings—clinics and hospitals, K-12 schools and universities, corporations, government agencies and non-profit organizations. encourages students to critically evaluate empirical and theoretical perspectives regarding the nature of the mind and of behavior.