Penn State offers over 160 majors across its 20 undergraduate campuses.
Read about Penn State's majors to learn more about our majors, the options offered within them, and where you can complete your major in Penn State's multi-campus system.
Interested in business-related majors?
Business programs can be largely quantitative or qualitative depending on your interests and major. Here is a list of business-related programs. If you find a program that interests you, refer to our Alphabetic Listing of Baccalaureate Majors for more information.
- Accounting
- Actuarial Science
- Advertising/Public Relations
- Agribusiness Management
- Agricultural Systems Management
- Animal Sciences
- Business
- Business Economics
- Business, Liberal Arts, and Science
- Communication Arts and Sciences
- Communications
- Corporate Communication
- Crime, Law, and Justice
- Economics
- Energy, Business, and Finance
- Environmental and Renewable Resource Economics
- Finance
- French and Francophone Studies
- German
- Health Policy Analysis
- Hotel, Restaurant, and Institutional Management
- Industrial Engineering
- Information Sciences and Technology
- Information Systems
- International Business
- Kinesiology
- Labor Studies and Employment Relations
- Landscape Contacting
- Mathematics
- Management
- Management Information Systems
- Marketing
- Organizational Leadership
- Psychology
- Recreation, Parks, and Tourism Management
- Science and Business MBA
- Security and Risk Analysis
- Spanish
- Supply Chain and Information Systems
- Telecommunications
- Turfgrass Science
- Wood Products
Interested in engineering-related majors?
Traditional engineering programs focus on the application of theoretical and scientific principles and engineering technology programs focus on skills development for hands-on application. Here is a list of engineering-related programs. If you find a program that interests you, refer to our Alphabetic Listing of Baccalaureate Majors for more information.
- Aerospace Engineering
- Agricultural and Biological Engineering
- Agricultural Systems Management
- Architectural Engineering
- Bioengineering
- Chemical Engineering
- Information Sciences and Technology
- Information Systems
- Civil Engineering
- Computer Engineering
- Computer Science
- Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology
- Electrical Engineering
- Electrical Engineering Technology
- Electro-Mechanical Engineering Technology
- Energy Engineering
- Energy, Business and Finance
- Engineering Science
- Environmental Engineering
- Environmental Systems Engineering
- Industrial Engineering
- Industrial Health and Safety
- Information Sciences and Technology
- Information Systems
- Materials Science and Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering Technology
- Mining Engineering
- Nuclear Engineering
- Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering
- Plastics Engineering Technology
- Security and Risk Analysis
- Software Engineering
- Structural Design and Construction Engineering Technology
- Supply Chain and Information Systems Surveying Engineering
"Undergraduate students have the opportunity to learn how to investigate and solve real-world problems by becoming involved in ongoing research with their professors."
--Dr. Kenneth Hirth, professor of anthropology
Minimum high school requirements for 4-year (baccalaureate) degrees.
