Areas of Study (Majors)

Who will you be?

A biomedical engineer who grows artificial organs? An anthropologist unearthing humanity’s secrets? A CEO of an international conglomerate? Unlike The Game of Life, you won’t arbitrarily land on any given space. The choice is yours, and you have plenty of options.

UTSA offers 60 undergraduate areas of study that are spread across eight different colleges. Curated by an award-winning faculty, our diverse set of programs will prepare you for nearly any professional career or scholarly pursuit. UTSA’s top-tier education will not only remain pertinent to an ever-changing job market but will also set you on the path towards becoming who you’re meant to be.

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Please note that some majors have additional admission requirements. View all of UTSA’s specific admission requirements here.

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Accounting

College of Business

Actuarial Science

College of Business

American Studies

College of Liberal & Fine Arts

Anthropology

College of Liberal & Fine Arts

Architecture

College of Architecture, Construction & Planning

Art

College of Liberal & Fine Arts

Art History & Criticism

College of Liberal & Fine Arts

Artificial Intelligence (Multidisciplinary Studies)

Biochemistry

College of Sciences

Biology

College of Sciences

Biomedical Engineering

College of Engineering

Chemical Engineering

College of Engineering

Chemistry

College of Sciences

Civil Engineering

College of Engineering

Classical Studies & Humanities

College of Liberal & Fine Arts

Communication

College of Liberal & Fine Arts

Computer Engineering

College of Engineering

Computer Science

College of Sciences

Construction Science & Management

College of Architecture, Construction & Planning

Criminology and Criminal Justice

College of Public Policy

Cyber Intelligence (Multidisciplinary Studies)

Cyber Security

College of Business

Data Sciences (Multidisciplinary Studies)

Economics

College of Business

Education (Interdisciplinary Studies)

College of Education & Human Development

Electrical Engineering

College of Engineering

English

College of Liberal & Fine Arts

Environmental Science and Ecology

College of Sciences

Finance

College of Business

Geography & Environmental Sustainability

College of Liberal & Fine Arts

Geology

College of Sciences

Global Affairs

College of Liberal & Fine Arts

Health

College of Education & Human Development

History

College of Liberal & Fine Arts

Information Systems

College of Business

Interior Design

College of Architecture, Construction & Planning

Kinesiology

College of Education & Human Development

Management

College of Business

Management Science

College of Business

Marketing

College of Business

Mathematics

College of Sciences

Mechanical Engineering

College of Engineering

Medical Humanities

College of Liberal & Fine Arts

Mexican American Studies

College of Education & Human Development

Microbiology & Immunology

College of Sciences

Modern Language Studies

College of Liberal & Fine Arts

Multicultural Early Childhood Development

College of Education & Human Development

Multidisciplinary Science

College of Sciences

Multidisciplinary Studies

Music

College of Liberal & Fine Arts

Neuroscience (Multidisciplinary Studies)

Nursing (Multidisciplinary Studies)

Nutrition & Dietetics

College of Education & Human Development

Philosophy

College of Liberal & Fine Arts

Physics & Astronomy

College of Sciences

Political Science

College of Liberal & Fine Arts

Politics & Law

College of Liberal & Fine Arts

Psychology

College of Liberal & Fine Arts

Public Administration

College of Public Policy

Public Health

College of Education & Human Development

Real Estate Finance & Development

College of Business

Sociology

College of Liberal & Fine Arts

Spanish

College of Liberal & Fine Arts

Statistics & Data Science

College of Business

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Accounting College of Business

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Actuarial Science College of Business

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American Studies College of Liberal & Fine Arts

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Anthropology College of Liberal & Fine Arts

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Architecture College of Architecture, Construction & Planning

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Art College of Liberal & Fine Arts

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Art History & Criticism College of Liberal & Fine Arts

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Artificial Intelligence (Multidisciplinary Studies) University College

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Biochemistry College of Sciences

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Biology College of Sciences

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Biomedical Engineering College of Engineering

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Chemical Engineering College of Engineering

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Chemistry College of Sciences

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Civil Engineering College of Engineering

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Classical Studies & Humanities College of Liberal & Fine Arts

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Communication College of Liberal & Fine Arts

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Computer Engineering College of Engineering

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Computer Science College of Sciences

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Construction Science & Management College of Architecture, Construction & Planning

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Criminology and Criminal Justice College of Public Policy

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Cyber Intelligence (Multidisciplinary Studies) University College

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Cyber Security College of Business

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Data Sciences (Multidisciplinary Studies) University College

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Economics College of Business

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Education (Interdisciplinary Studies) College of Education & Human Development

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Electrical Engineering College of Engineering

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English College of Liberal & Fine Arts

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Environmental Science and Ecology College of Sciences

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Finance College of Business

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Geography & Environmental Sustainability College of Liberal & Fine Arts

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Geology College of Sciences

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Global Affairs College of Liberal & Fine Arts

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Health College of Education & Human Development

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History College of Liberal & Fine Arts

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Information Systems College of Business

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Interior Design College of Architecture, Construction & Planning

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Kinesiology College of Education & Human Development

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Management College of Business

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Management Science College of Business

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Marketing College of Business

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Mathematics College of Sciences

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Mechanical Engineering College of Engineering

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Medical Humanities College of Liberal & Fine Arts

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Mexican American Studies College of Education & Human Development

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Microbiology & Immunology College of Sciences

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Modern Language Studies College of Liberal & Fine Arts

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Multicultural Early Childhood Development College of Education & Human Development

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Multidisciplinary Science College of Sciences

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Multidisciplinary Studies University College

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Music College of Liberal & Fine Arts

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Neuroscience (Multidisciplinary Studies) University College

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Nursing (Multidisciplinary Studies) University College

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Nutrition & Dietetics College of Education & Human Development

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Philosophy College of Liberal & Fine Arts

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Physics & Astronomy College of Sciences

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Political Science College of Liberal & Fine Arts

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Politics & Law College of Liberal & Fine Arts

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Psychology College of Liberal & Fine Arts

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Public Administration College of Public Policy

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Public Health College of Education & Human Development

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Real Estate Finance & Development College of Business

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Sociology College of Liberal & Fine Arts

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Spanish College of Liberal & Fine Arts

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Statistics & Data Science College of Business

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Women’s Studies College of Education & Human Development

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Building Things

You have a desire to create. Whether you’re designing or building structures, systems, prototypes or anything in between, you’re itching to realize your ideas in tangible objects. If this describes you, you may want to consider the following majors:

Being Creative

You’re constantly developing and expressing new ideas through art, words or other media. You’re excited by opportunities to show your worldview and spark interesting conversations. If this describes you, you may want to consider the following majors:

Detailed Oriented

You often pick up on minor details that others miss. You strive to ensure everything you do is completed to perfection. If this describes you, you may want to consider the following majors:

Enjoy Learning

Your curiosity knows no bounds. You’re constantly craving knowledge and exploring new topics. You often find yourself buried in a book, deep in conversation or in some sort of YouTube rabbit hole. If this describes you, you may want to consider the following majors:

Enjoy Physical Activity

You’re most comfortable when outside of a traditional classroom or office setting and working in a dynamic setting. You enjoy being mobile in your work and are looking for a career that doesn’t necessarily center around a desk and chair. If this describes you, you may want to consider the following majors:

Enjoy Teaching/Mentoring

You’re a strong communicator who enjoys opportunities to help others discover information and meet challenges. You value the sharing of ideas and want to help others achieve their goals. If this describes you, you may want to consider the following majors:

Enjoy Traveling

A lifestyle of travel and exploration excites you. You’re looking for a career that allows you to visit new places, meet lots of different people and explore cultures from around the country and world. If this describes you, you may want to consider the following majors:

Good Planner

You’re detail oriented and work best when you have a clear timeline to achieve your goals. You’re less comfortable in a rapidly changing situation in which you must adapt quickly and often. If this describes you, you may want to consider the following majors:

Help Others

While compensation is great, you’re looking for a career where you can make a positive impact on those around you. You’re a natural caregiver and generally see the best in others. If this describes you, you may want to consider the following majors:

Problem Solving

You enjoy encountering and defeating difficult challenges. You’re looking for an opportunity to use your knowledge and skills to simplify systems and improve lives. If this describes you, you may want to consider the following majors:

Recognize Patterns

Analytical by nature, you’re able to spot patterns in data and behaviors that others cannot. You’re interested in spotting trends and opportunities to improve systems, technologies and the world. If this describes you, you may want to consider the following majors:

Interested in Technology

You’re always on the cutting edge of technology and your family and friends come to you for advice on the latest gadgets and gizmos. You want to harness the explosive growth or technology and make your mark on the world. If this describes you, you may want to consider the following majors:

Working with Words

You’re most comfortable expressing yourself through the written world. You’re able to draft compelling stories and motivate others. If this describes you, you may want to consider the following majors:

Working with Numbers

The ability to work with numbers is one of your biggest interests and strengths. You thrive on solving mathematical equations and also have a keen interest in sciences. If this describes you, you may want to consider the following majors:

Working with Others

You’re a people person and you thrive on working with and for others. While you’re able to work alone, you prefer to interact with others regularly. If this describes you, you may want to consider the following majors:

Business Services

You’re interested in the deals and deliverables that keep the business world moving. From logistics and supply chain to insurance underwriting and everything in between, you’re here to solve business problems and make an impact on the world around you. If this describes you, you may want to consider the following majors:

Construction and Structural Design

You enjoy creating things to help solve problems. Whether you’re interested in the building of structures or making them look good while also solving problems, the Construction and Structural Design industry is calling your name. If this describes you, you may want to consider the following majors:

Engineering, Design and Production

Where others see hurdles, you see opportunity to innovate and change the world for the better. If you want to acquire the skills to tackle the challenges of today and tomorrow, a career in Engineering, Design and Production is right for you. If this describes you, you may want to consider the following majors:

Education and Development

You understand the potential each individual has to become something great and you want to help them achieve their goals. Whether you want to work with early childhood or college students, or any other audience willing to learn, preparing for a career in Education and Development will see you help and guide others to their destination. If this describes you, you may want to consider the following majors:

Financial Services and Systems

An increasingly competitive worldwide market is an exciting place in which to forge a career. You’re interested in leveraging capital to grow your business and make your mark. Whether you plan to work for international conglomerates, up-and-coming startups or government agencies, a career in Financial Services and Systems inspires you to push boundaries. If this describes you, you may want to consider the following majors:

Government, Defense and Public Administration

You’re interested in shaping society through the network of government agencies and non-profits. You’re intrigued by the allocation and use of public resources for the public good. Whether you hope to serve in elected office, secure a public administration position or help others navigate our political system, a career in Government, Defense and Public Administration is your calling. If this describes you, you may want to consider the following majors:

Healthcare and Wellness

A natural caretaker, your goal is to help others live healthy, happy and fulfilling lives. Whether you plan to heal people or equip them with the skills to thrive, Healthcare and Wellness is a natural career path for those called to help others. If this describes you, you may want to consider the following majors:

Information Technology and Systems

You’re intrigued by how things work together and want to harness technology to improve efficiency, ease of access and what’s possible overall. You’re constantly tinkering with things and breaking them down to see how they work. A career in Information Technology and Systems will allow you to leverage the technology of today and the future to solve some of the world’s biggest problems. If this describes you, you may want to consider the following majors:

Law Enforcement and Security

A steward of justice, you want to protect others from harm. Whether you aim to work with the public or shape investment and governmental policy, your interest in safety and fairness sees you called to serve. If this describes you, you may want to consider the following majors:

Manufacturing and Product Development

You’re interested in developing products that impact people’s lives for the better. Whether you’re wanting to solve complex problems or simply help others enjoy their day-to-day life a little more, a career in Manufacturing and Product Development calls you to exercise your creativity and skills. If this describes you, you may want to consider the following majors:

Media, Advertising and Public Relations

A natural storyteller who enjoys working with words, you’re interested in helping people convey complex ideas in accessible ways. Whether you’re breaking world news, helping businesses explain the purpose or navigating the media landscape for clients, your ability to strategically communicate is how you plan to impact the world. If this describes you, you may want to consider the following majors:

Scientific Research and Development

Unwilling to settle, you’re drawn to complex problems and eager to solve them. Through the use of cutting-edge technology, you plan to create powerful things that can heal, rehabilitate, and otherwise empower. A career in Scientific Research and Development allows you to push the limits of human ability. If this describes you, you may want to consider the following majors:

Utilities, Energy and Public Services

You’re invested in improving our energy sector and other public utilities to help others reach their potential. Whether you’re looking to implement current technology or revolutionize the system entirely, a career in Utilities, Energy and Public Services is calling you. If this describes you, you may want to consider the following majors: