Majors, Degrees, and Programs
Majors, Degrees, and Programs
IU Bloomington undergraduates can choose among more than 180 majors and 330 degree programs, and graduate students can pursue more than 190 master’s, doctoral, and professional degrees. Almost every academic area available as a major can also be pursued as a minor, at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.
Undergraduates who are undecided about a major or career path may be interested in Explore Majors at IU and the many advising and career services available on campus. You can also create your own major through our Individualized Major Program.
For more information about graduate-level study, visit the University Graduate School.
Choose one of the following links to access a list of majors beginning with that letter, or skip to the listing.
Degree Legend
- AuD
- Clinical Doctorate in Audiology
- BA
- Bachelor of Arts
- BFA
- Bachelor of Fine Arts
- BGS
- Bachelor of General Studies
- BM
- Bachelor of Music
- BME
- Bachelor of Music Education
- BS
- Bachelor of Science
- BSPA
- Bachelor of Science in Public Affairs
- BSPH
- Bachelor of Science in Public Health
- BSW
- Bachelor of Social Work
- Cert
- Certificate
- DM
- Doctor of Music
- DME
- Doctor of Music Education
- EdD
- Doctor of Education
- EdS
- Specialist in Education
- JD
- Doctor of Jurisprudence
- Lic
- License and/or certification
- LLM
- Master of Laws
- MA
- Master of Arts
- MAT
- Master of Arts for Teachers
- MBA
- Master of Business Administration
- MCL
- Master of Comparative Law
- MD
- Doctor of Medicine
- MFA
- Master of Fine Arts
- Minor
- Undergraduate or Ph.D. minor
- MIS
- Master of Information Science
- MLS
- Master of Library Science
- MM
- Master of Music
- MME
- Master of Music Education
- MPA
- Master of Public Affairs
- MPH
- Master of Public Health
- MS
- Master of Science
- MSIS
- Master of Science in Information Systems
- OD
- Doctor of Optometry
- PhD
- Doctor of Philosophy
- SJD
- Doctor of Juridical Science
- SpLIS
- Specialist in Library and Information Science
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