Below is a list of all undergraduate majors offered at the University of Washington, Seattle campus. Check the links for information about the admission and graduation requirements of each program.
Many departments offer several programs. In some cases these are separate majors; in other cases, these are options or concentrations available within one major.
You can also look at the list of minors.
A PDF version of this chart is also available.
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minimum admission requirements |  |
competitive admission |
Arts and Sciences, College of
African American Studies Asian/Pacific American Studies Chicano Studies Comparative American Ethnic Studies Ceramics Design Studies Fibers (currently not accepting students) Industrial Design Interdisciplinary Visual Arts Metals (currently not accepting students) Painting Photography Printmaking (currently not accepting students) Sculpture Visual Communication Design Chinese Japanese Korean (currently not accepting students) South Asian Languages Biochemistry (Will become a competitive major beginning Spring 2010) Biochemistry (B.A.) Biochemistry (B.S.) General Biology (B.A.) Ecology, Evolution, & Conservation Biology (B.S.) Molecular, Cellular, & Development Biology (B.S.) Physiology (B.S.) Plant Biology (B.S.) General Biology (B.S.) Chemistry (Will become a competitive major beginning Spring 2010) Chemistry (B.A.) Chemistry (B.S.) Chemistry (ACS certified) (B.S.) Classical Studies Classics Greek Latin Journalism Communication Cinema Studies Literary Studies Creative Writing Language and Literature Geographic Information Systems Economic Geography Urban, Social, and Political Processes Regional Geography and International Development Society and Environment Humanities (Evening Degree Program only) Student-designed Interdisciplinary majors Disability Studies Ethnomusicology Public Health Technical Writing Asian Studies Canadian Studies Comparative Islamic Studies Comparative Religion European Studies International Studies Jewish Studies Latin American Studies Romance Linguistics General Linguistics Standard Option (B.A.) Standard Option (B.S.) Philosophy Option (B.A.) Comprehensive Option (B.S.) Teacher Preparation (B.A.) Early Music Option (B.A.) Music History Option (B.A.) Voice Option (B.A.) Instrumental Option (B.A.) Guitar (B.M.) Orchestral Instruments (B.M.) Organ (B.M.) Piano (B.M.) String Instruments (B.M.) Voice (B.M.) Composition (B.M.) Jazz Studies (B.M.) Music Education (B.M.) Near Eastern Languages and Civilization Near Eastern Culture and Civilization Comparative Islamic Studies Biblical and Ancient Studies International Security Political Economy French Italian Spanish Danish Finnish Norwegian Scandinavian Area Studies Swedish East European Languages, Literature, and Culture Russian Language, Literature, and Culture Social Sciences (Evening Degree Program only)Built Environments, College of
Business, Michael G. Foster School of
Accounting Option Entrepreneurship Option Finance Option Human Resources Management Option Information Systems Option Marketing Option Certificate of International Studies in Business Retail Management Program Sales Certificate ProgramDentistry, School of
Dental Hygiene (completion program; currently not accepting students)Education, College of
Engineering, College of
Environment, College of the
Standard Option Biology Option Environmental Earth Sciences Option Physics Option Environmental Science and Resource Management (School of Forest Resources) Landscape Ecology and Conservation Restoration Ecology and Environmental Horticulture Sustainable Forest Management Wildlife Conservation Environmental Studies (Program on the Environment) Paper Science and Engineering (School of Forest Resources)The Information School
Medicine, School of
Nursing, School of
Ocean and Fishery Sciences, College of
Biological Oceanography Chemical Oceanography Marine Geology and Geophysics Physical OceanographyPublic Health, School of
Health Informatics and Health Information Management (Evening Degree Program only)
