124.0k Bachelor's degrees from all around the world

This Chemical Engineering (Honours) programme from Newcastle University will nurture you into a professional engineer, with the skills and knowledge to address major global challenges in industries such as oil, gas and energy, pharmaceuticals, and consumer products.

This Urban Planning (Hons) BA degree at University of Liverpool provides you with the knowledge and the skills to understand and help address the challenges faced by urban areas today.

The Philosophy with Film (Hons) programme from University of Hertfordshire explores and challenges the assumptions that frame the way we think, act and see the world around us.

Gain an in-depth understanding of language, communication and how they shape our lives with the Linguistics course from University of Canterbury.

On this Education (Hons) course from UWE Bristol (University of the West of England) you will develop specialist knowledge and skills in the areas of Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) and Digital Learning.

The Foundation Studies in Humanities at the University of Malta is specifically tailored if you wish to enrol for an undergraduate study course in the humanities but do not meet the necessary direct entry requirements.

An RICS, CIOB and CABE-accredited Building Surveying (Honours) course from Sheffield Hallam University on which you learn how to inspect and evaluate the condition and performance of residential and commercial buildings. 

 Psychological Science - Criminology programme from University of Wollongong is the scientific study of the human mind and its functions, and how this influences behaviour

The main goal of the Neo-Latin Languages and Cultures Specialized in Romanian Studies degree from Eötvös Loránd University is to build up sound knowledge of the Romanian language and literature. 

If you’re interested in solving problems and finding out how things work, then the Physics (with Foundation Year) programme from The University of Lancashire is a stepping stone to Physics degrees.

The Electrical and Electronic Engineering with a Year in Industry course at University of Bristol provides the opportunity to spend your third year in an industrial environment applying the knowledge gained in your first two years of study. 

In this comprehensive History of Art with German (Hons) course offered by the Department of Art and Art History from University of Malta, you will be equipped with the academic discipline of Art History and fully engage with the rich and wide-ranging narratives of European art, from Antiquity to the Contemporary. 

The programme of study in Dance Studies and History from University of Malta will provide you with an academic perspective of the different types of dance and theories related to it, where you will learn about how dance choreography has developed from past to present. 

This one-year Human Geography - Undergraduate Foundation Programme (UFP) from OnCampus Southampton offers successful students guaranteed progression to the University of Southampton.

The Medicine programme at Istanbul Medipol University is designed to prepare students for a career in the medical field, combining theoretical knowledge with practical skills in healthcare.

Start your foundation year at Plymouth, blending history, literature and writing Join (Hons) History with Foundation degree delivered by University of Plymouth.

Through the Electrical Engineering course from Auckland University of Technology you'll prepare for a career in this rewarding field.

This Criminology (Hons) BA programme from the Queen's University Belfast provides a unique vantage point to study crime and justice in a society transitioning from conflict.

International Tourism Management (Hons) graduates at Taylor's University sets the standard for future leaders in the ever-evolving tourism and hospitality industry.

In this Actuarial Science (with a year in industry) (Hons) programme from the University of York you'll develop mathematical models to manage the financial impact of risk and uncertainty.