36 Bachelors Degree Programs in Bloomington USA

The Indiana University School of Nursing offers a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree program with three tracks - traditional, accelerated second degree, and RN to BSN - on the Bloomington campus. The traditional track is for those who don’t have a bachelor’s degree in any field or any prior nursing education. It requires four years of full-time study, and all coursework takes place on the IU Bloomington campus.

Students who pursue the India Studies Bachelor of Arts degree will gain advanced understanding of the culture, literature, arts, philosophy, socio-political and historical dimensions of this dynamic region, in addition to language expertise. You will learn from experts in a wide range of geographical areas, including Bengal, northern India, Tamil Nadu, the Tibetan plateau, and Maharashtra. Your studies will span a wide range of disciplines, including South Asian religion and history to contemporary Indian politics, law, literature, business, and culture.

If you dream of a career in ballet—whether as a performer, choreographer, teacher, or administrator—you’ll get the technical, artistic, and academic training you need to succeed as a student here.

Learning to understand and enjoy music builds a vast array of skills that benefits every student. While most music students do not go on to become professional performers, the experience of learning an instrument, performing in a band or choir, and enjoying the challenges and camaraderie as part of these experiences in school, make music education very rewarding.

A graduate certificate in cybersecurity allows students to learn the foundation needed to design, implement, and manage secure information technology systems.

Would you like to own the development and success of a product at your company? If so, the Product Management Certificate in the Kelley Full-time MBA Program could be right for you. Product managers work across all industries, using both business and product expertise to make strategic decisions about everything from supply chain to marketing.

How can we use the law to solve international challenges such as human rights doctrines, migration, the conduct of war, and trade and development? The Bachelor of Arts degree in International Law & Institutions explores these issues, as well as ways supranational institutions help shape international law.

As an international studies major at HLS, you’ll get the best of both worlds—a broad, interdisciplinary approach to global and international issues, as well as the opportunity to select both a thematic concentration and a regional focus.

The B.A. in Art History acquaints you with the major developments in the history of art and the discipline and methods of art history, and elucidates the work of art within the period and culture in which it was produced.

Our Bachelor of Science in Intelligent Systems Engineering teaches students to create systems that sense and react to their environments. Using hands-on teaching and collaborative projects, students learn to develop the next generation of solutions powered by computing and artificial intelligence by gathering, interpreting, and using data.

The B.S. degree in Animal Behavior includes courses from the different disciplines that study animal behavior, providing the interdisciplinary foundations students need to reflect on the consequences of different intellectual approaches to a single problem.

The B.A. in Applied Theatre, Film, and Television (ATFT) brings together three related humanities-based arts disciplines. We are the disciplinary home for theatre as both theory and practice and combine the strengths of the film and media studies curriculum in the School of Liberal Arts, its numerous production courses, along with relevant and exciting media and theatre-related work being done in Herron School of Art, the School of Informatics and Computing, and the School of Engineering and Technology.

The B.S. degree in biochemistry is designed for students preparing for graduate work or other research work in industry or government laboratories, as well as for medical, dental, and other professional schools. Although B.S. degree programs are challenging, they provide serious and talented students with the depth and breadth in biochemistry, as well as in other sciences, needed for careers in scientific research.

The B.A. major in chemistry prepares students for careers outside the laboratory, such as medical school, dental school, or nontraditional careers in chemistry. Students wishing to pursue graduate work are strongly encouraged to pursue the B.S. degree.

Get certified to teach grades K-6 with an option to concentrate in math, science, language arts, social studies, or fine arts. You'll receive a solid foundation in the theory and research that informs current elementary instructional methods, curricula, and assessment tools.