The Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology-Pre-P.T. is designed to prepare students to meet the entry requirements for most graduate programs in Physical Therapy including the Hampton University Physical Therapy (D.PT.) graduate program. Additionally, this curriculum provides a solid foundation for graduate study in Athletic Training and other areas in the exercise sciences.

The Hampton University School of Nursing offers the Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences at its main campus in two concentrations: Community Health Promotions, Policy, and Administration. The program allows students to gain educational experiences which develop an understanding of their discipline and emphasizes interprofessional collaborative healthcare practices. Students are provided with the background and experiences needed for successful entry into practice and or graduate education.

Hampton University offers the Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Flight Education degree program. Upon completion of the program, Flight Education students will have earned their private, instrument, commercial, and certified flight instructor certificates as they enter the job market prepared to seek employment as a pilot in the aviation industry. Students with these degrees can go to work in commercial aviation for companies like United Airlines or JetBlue.

Chemical Engineering Education is unique for its strong emphasis on building up the ability to apply a system's approach to problem-solving, synthesize useful results, form productive partnerships with other professions, and apply principles from a broad range of scientific disciplines. Completion of the undergraduate Chemical Engineering program at Hampton provides the basis for continuous professional growth or graduate studies in Chemical Engineering, and for admission to professional schools such as medical, law, or business.

The Hampton University School of Nursing Bachelor of Science (BS) in Nursing provides students with a solid foundation for beginning a career as a registered nurse. This four-year traditional program is designed for students who wish to pursue a BS in Nursing as their first bachelor’s degree. Students enrolled in this academic program receive in-depth and comprehensive nursing education and training which provides the essential tools to transition into nursing practice upon graduation.

The Department of Biological Sciences of Hampton University offers a Bachelor of Science degree in Biological Sciences. The principal objective of our program is to incorporate the instructional and research expertise of our faculty to provide a scholarly atmosphere where students are exposed to a variety of ways to define, analyze, question, and solve scientific research problems. Our curriculum provides fundamental and advanced interdisciplinary academic and professional enrichment for students who aspire to pursue careers in molecular, genetic, microbial, botanical, ecological, and organismal research, as well as those with an interest in medical and health-related professional careers.

For those considering a career in Electrical Engineering, our undergraduate program offers excellent opportunities to explore and study the diverse areas in which today’s electrical engineers work. Whether you want to explore autonomous vehicles like the Mars Exploration Rover or the new cutting-edge robotic technologies, design flight control systems for the next generation of aircraft, develop new instruments for biotechnology, design, and develop the communication networks and mobile products of tomorrow, or study the digital circuits which are the building blocks of most products, Electrical Engineering at Hampton prepares you for exciting careers in almost every high technology field of today and tomorrow.

The B.S. in Biochemistry is a carefully designed program that combines key topics in biological, chemical, and other sciences to provide the student with an educational experience leading to an undergraduate degree in Biochemistry. This degree program places Hampton University in a rather unique position in two respects: (1) we are among very few institutions that offer an undergraduate degree in Biochemistry; only a handful of other HBCUs offer this degree; and (2) the program provides a suitable medical/biomedical career path alternative for the large number of students who matriculate at HU with interests in health, biomedical and related careers. The American Chemical Society authorizes the department’s chair to certify graduating students who complete this curriculum.

The Bachelor of Science in Music degree (Audio Production emphasis) is designed for students who wish to participate in audio production and related sound capture experiences (live recording, studio recording, digital and analog recording, etc.) This music-based program does not require students to study a major instrument; however, the program enhances the proficiency of its majors by exposing them to essential music courses, and courses in recording technology. In addition, students are required to have at least one internship experience.

The Bachelor of Science in Cyber Security – Computer Science Track (B.S. in Computer Science Cyber Security, CYS) focuses on providing a broad interdisciplinary information assurance and cyber security education that prepares graduates to successfully defend, protect, design, implement and maintain secure information and information systems.

The Bachelor’s degree in Marine and Environmental Science is inherently interdisciplinary, so our curriculum is designed to integrate core concepts across General Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics. We believe that active engagement in research provides the best platform for the development of critical thinking, quantitative, and writing skills. Therefore, as a requirement for graduation, all students enrolled in our program have to complete a senior research thesis working with a faculty advisor. Upon graduation, our majors are highly qualified to enter graduate schools in the areas of oceanography, marine science, and environmental science.

For those considering a career in Computer Engineering, our undergraduate program offers a broad foundation and inspiration for our students to create and innovate and helps them develop the required problem-solving skills for a successful career in any of today’s computer engineering areas. Our Computer Engineering program focuses on hardware, and whether you want to build computers or develop the hardware that drives the communication networks or mobile products of tomorrow, or study the microprocessors, this program will put you on the path to a fascinating engineering career that will provide for numerous opportunities to make a positive impact as a professional computer engineer.

The Department of Physics offers coursework leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science. The Bachelor of Science degree program is designed to prepare students for graduate studies in physics and for the workforce. Entering students who are not placed in the calculus sequence will follow a modified sequence and may require additional time to complete the selected program of study.

The Bachelor of Science degree program in Economics provides rigorous training in applied economic analysis. Through the lens of economics, we examine market-based applications to community and infrastructure development. All students will be exposed to applications of economic techniques used in the public sector, private sector, and international business environments. Through the study of standard economic models, students learn to identify, explain and describe the major features and functions of an economy.

The Computer Science major is software-oriented and prepares the students for responsibilities and assignments involving the design, development, and maintenance of software in industry. It also provides the necessary quantitative background for graduate studies and/or employment in research-oriented institutions. The core courses involve close study of computer architecture, organization, and assembly languages, along with algorithm design, problem solving techniques, software design and development, and structured programming concepts.