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World University Atlas

Bachelor's degrees

Undergraduate degrees, usually the first university qualification.

107 programs found

Kalmar Municipality, Sweden

  • Computer Science and IT
  • Bachelor of Science
  • 180 credits
  • On campus
  • English

A bachelor's programme in Växjö focused on the software in IT systems, from mobile phones and games to cars and industrial robots. Students learn programming and how to design and develop IT systems, and electives allow a profile such as computer graphics.

Kaunas City Municipality, Lithuania

  • Medicine and Health Sciences
  • Bachelor of Health Science, Physiotherapist
  • 4 years (240 ECTS)
  • English

A four-year bachelor programme that educates physiotherapists to assess patients, plan and carry out physiotherapy and evaluate its effectiveness. Study years move from anatomy and the basics of physiotherapy to specialised clinical areas and internships.

Kaunas City Municipality, Lithuania

  • Sport and Wellness
  • Bachelor of Sports
  • 4 years (240 ECTS)
  • English

A four-year bachelor programme that trains sports coaches to promote participation in sport and improve the performance of athletes and teams. Graduates receive a Bachelor of Sports degree together with a coach qualification, and students can choose a coaching specialisation such as basketball, judo or swimming.

Kaunas City Municipality, Lithuania

  • Hospitality, Tourism and Culinary
  • Bachelor of Business Management
  • 3 years (180 ECTS)
  • English

A three-year bachelor programme that trains managers for the sports and tourism sector, with emphasis on managing resources and processes and on entrepreneurship. The curriculum includes leisure and sport events, sport policy and governance, e-tourism and the marketing of sport tourism.

Luleå Municipality, Sweden

  • Architecture, Art and Design
  • Bachelor's degree
  • 3 years (180 credits)
  • On campus
  • English

A three-year bachelor's programme in Skellefteå where students turn ideas into playable prototypes and finished games, covering mechanics, progression, player behaviour and playtesting. Students work with game engines such as Unity, Godot and Unreal Engine and collaborate with programming and computer graphics students.

Maastricht, Netherlands

  • Medicine and Health Sciences
  • BSc
  • 3 years
  • English

A three-year full-time bachelor on the human body, diseases and medication, studied from molecules and cells up to organs and the whole body. Graduates are pointed towards biotech, pharma and research, and also policy and teaching roles.

Maastricht, Netherlands

  • Computer Science and IT
  • Bachelor's degree
  • English

A full-time bachelor starting in September that covers areas such as high-performance computing, cybersecurity and quantum computing, with a focus on building secure, efficient and scalable software.

Malmö, Sweden

  • Architecture, Art and Design
  • Bachelor's degree
  • 180 credits

A bachelor's programme in Malmö on designing artefacts and experiences with interactive technology, built around understanding the people and situations being designed for. The sixth and final semester is an independent thesis project, and students work on briefs with industry partners.

Lublin, Poland

  • Business and Management
  • BA
  • 3 years / 6 semesters
  • English

A full-time, English-language bachelor's programme (180 ECTS) combining information technology and business knowledge, with practical statistics, data mining and business intelligence for management decisions. It includes business simulations and a three-month work placement.

Astana, Kazakhstan

  • Natural and Life Sciences
  • BSc
  • 4 years
  • On campus
  • English

A four-year, full-time bachelor program on the Astana campus, taught in English. It builds a core science grounding with elective choice and research-based teaching, including directed research or an honors thesis in laboratories.

Paphos, Cyprus

  • Computer Science and IT
  • BSc
  • 4 years
  • English, Greek

A four-year full-time BSc (240 ECTS) offered in English or Greek at the student's choice, focused on managing and developing information infrastructure and applying IT in business, economics and finance. A 13-week placement with an IT company is compulsory.