The State University of New York at Buffalo, commonly called the University at Buffalo and sometimes called SUNY Buffalo, is a public research university with campuses in Buffalo and Amherst, New York, United States.

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University at Buffalo, The State University of New York

Accounting is at the core of nearly every institution and organization—from your favorite sports teams and bands to nonprofit groups and Fortune 500 companies.

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Bachelor of Arts in Accounting

The African-American Studies program—perhaps the first interdisciplinary program at UB—offers a comprehensive view of the Black world. If you want to understand global history, migrations, religions, economics, politics, popular culture and other key factors that shape society, start right here.

Bachelor of Arts in African American Studies

African studies describe the systematic investigation into the vast range of racial, ethnic, cultural and political perspectives, experiences and beliefs of people of African heritage around the globe, with particular focus on the African Diaspora in the United States. Students emerge from Saint Louis University's African American Studies, B.A. program with a rigorous understanding of the histories, philosophies, culture and literature emergent from the African Diaspora, thus enabling them to embark on careers in education, law, politics, business and the arts. African American studies offer students the opportunity to develop a deeper understanding of the vast diversity of the society in which they live. Students will become knowledgeable about the African diaspora and be prepared to seek careers or professional programs where they can utilize knowledge in the design and implementation of programs for African Americans and other diasporic communities.

Bachelor of Arts in American Studies

As an Art history student, you'll dive into the visual arts—from paintings and photographs to architecture and digital media—to discover extraordinary insights about people and society.

Bachelor of Arts in Art History

Art and design are all around us. As an artist or designer, you can impact every level of society—from culture, communication and commerce to sustainability, equity and basic problem solving. So if you want to make your mark on the world—and make anything you can imagine—then art might be the perfect program for you.

Bachelor of Arts in Arts

Given that most people on this planet live in Asia, if you want to make a difference in this world, it helps tremendously to understand Asian culture, politics and economies.

Bachelor of Arts in Asian Studies

As an aerospace engineering major, you'll start by building a solid foundation with classes and labs in science and math, including chemistry, physics and calculus. As you move on to specific aerospace engineering courses, you’ll learn more about materials, fluid mechanics, design theory and related topics.

Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering

UB's Anthropology program is the only major that's focused on humankind as a whole. It's truly one of the best ways to gain a thorough understanding of human diversity as you study people through a historical, global lens and see how we adapt over time and space.

Bachelor of Science in Anthropology

Architects do far more than design buildings. As makers of space and place, they shape our lives in countless ways, and their work has far-reaching impacts on everything from climate change and housing affordability to health equity and social justice.

Bachelor of Science in Architecture

This major Biochemistry is for people who want to understand the chemistry behind biological processes, so you can do things like look for the causes of Alzheimer’s disease, develop more efficient crops and understand the impact of viruses like COVID-19. Whether you’re thinking about going to med school or dental school, or you want to start your career right after graduation, a biochemistry degree from UB will help set you apart.

Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry

Bachelor of Science in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology use electronic health records to prevent future pandemics. Help analyze genetic data to develop new cancer drugs. Create advanced computer models that lead to more resilient ecosystems. If these things sound interesting to you—and if you like using science, math, data and statistics—then this program could be exactly what you're looking for.

Bachelor of Science in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology

As a biomedical engineering major, you’ll start by taking core classes in biomedical principles, as well as basic math and science courses. You’ll get hands-on experience with design and modeling (typically using 3D printers and other technology), then move on to lab experiments and more advanced topics, including electives that let you go deeper in areas such as cell engineering, cardiovascular biomechanics and orthopedic science.

Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering

They're all possible thanks to biotechnology—a field that uses living organisms to create useful products. If you like working hands-on in a lab and you’re good at bio, then this might be the perfect program for you—especially if you want a flexible major that can lead to careers in environmental research, pharmaceuticals, the food and beverage industry and many other paths.

Bachelor of Science in Biotechnology

A Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Business Administration is an undergraduate program that focuses on providing students with a comprehensive understanding of business principles, practices, and management skills. This degree program is designed to prepare students for a variety of roles within the business world, including management, marketing, finance, human resources, operations, and more.

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration

Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering found it—the perfect major for people who like using chemistry and math to solve real-world problems, like helping farmers feed more people, reducing greenhouse-gas emissions, designing longer-lasting artificial organs, delivering more renewable energy and producing life-saving medicines and vaccines. If you love making things work more efficiently and want to use your skills in math and science to make the world a better place, then put chemical engineering at the top of your list.

Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering

As a chemistry student, you'll get a whole new perspective on everything around us as you study the composition of matter, then use your knowledge to make our lives better. How? By developing pharmaceuticals that are more effective, making sure our water is safe to drink, developing new materials for longer-lasting products … the list goes on and on.

Bachelor of Science in Chemistry

UB's civil engineering program is for students who get excited about things like designing earthquake-resistant skyscrapers, creating climate-resilient water systems, and constructing bridges that bring communities together.

Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering

The reality is, you've been studying communication your whole life. Every text you send, every smile you see, every podcast and news report you hear … it's all communication. At UB, you’ll learn how humans relate to each other through different types of communication, how you can be a more effective communicator, how to analyze communication methods and more, all using a scientific-based approach.

Bachelor of Science in Communication

A Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Computer Science is an undergraduate program focused on the study of computers, computing technology, and software systems. This field encompasses a wide range of topics related to computer hardware, software development, algorithms, data structures, programming languages, and more. It's a foundational degree for those interested in pursuing careers in technology and software development.

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

As an economics major, you'll see exactly how we apply economics every day in our professional and personal lives. UB's economics program is designed for people who want to make the world better (and more efficient) by understanding how we distribute money, land and other limited resources.

Bachelor of Science in Economics

Electricity runs the world—which means electrical engineers have the power to change lives. As one of our students said, "One day I’m learning about new renewable energy technologies that could save the planet, and then the next day I’m learning about cutting-edge nano-robots that are used to combat cancers." If you've ever taken apart a computer or appliance to figure out how it works—or if you think that sounds cool—then this is the major for you.

University at Buffalo, The State University of New York

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