The following are the official program descriptions for the University of Washington's undergraduate, graduate, and professional degree programs. Most academic departments and colleges/schools maintain their own web pages with additional information.

This is a list of UW-Seattle undergraduate majors and minors. Options and concentrations are shown when available. Each major links to the General Catalog, where you can learn more about its admission and graduation requirements.

Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) offers two undergraduate degrees: Computer Science (through the College of Arts & Sciences) and Computer Engineering (through the College of Engineering).

Consider your interests: Which classes do you enjoy most? Assess your abilities: What are your strengths and challenges? Explore your options: Explore UW majors by areas of interest, or search by keyword for what interests you.

Prepare yourself for a good academic experience and strong grades by planning a manageable schedule with a good mix of courses. We recommend two math/science/CSE courses per quarter, plus one non-math/science/CSE course, such as a VLPA or I&S requirement.

On this webpage, you can browse an alphabetical listing of all undergraduate and graduate degree programs offered by UW Bothell. You can also search programs by degree type or by our five schools.

Specialize in one of our predetermined courses of study. Eight majors are available: Accounting, Accounting for Business Professionals, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Human Resources Management, Information Systems, Marketing, and Operations & Supply Chain Management. Applicants may select one major while applying to the undergraduate program.

The course requirements for a Physics B.S. degree begin with a common set of course options, applicable to all degree tracks, followed by a selection of additional option-specific courses.

UW Engineering is ranked 20th among all engineering schools with more than half of its departments ranked in the top 20 of their respective fields.

55+ degree choices From the sciences to business, education to health care, humanities and the arts, our undergraduate and graduate programs can prepare students for any career. BROWSE OUR DEGREE PROGRAMS