Exploring the University of Washington (UW) is a journey into a world of knowledge and discovery. University of Washington, also known as UW, offers a wide range of schools and majors.
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College of Arts and Sciences
Web Site: https://artsci.washington.edu/ Google Map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/2fUp8kVniSLwu1597 MajorsArtsArtInterdisciplinary Visual Art Painting and Drawing Photomedia Three Dimensional Forum: Ceramics, Glass, Sculpture Art History Composition (Music) DanceCreative Studies Dance Studies DesignIndustrial Design Interaction Design Visual Communication Design Drama Ethnomusicology Guitar Jazz Studies MusicMusic History Voice Early Music Music Theory Instrumental Music Education Orchestral Instruments Organ (Music) PercussionOrchestral Percussion Mallet Keyboard Piano Voice (Music) HumanitiesAsian Languages and Culture Chinese Cinema & Media Studies Classical Studies Classics Comparative History of Ideas Danish English Finnish French German Studies Global Literary Studies Greek Japanese Jewish Studies Korean Latin Linguistics Near Eastern Languages and CivilizationNear Eastern Culture and Civilization Comparative Islamic Studies Biblical and Ancient Near Eastern Studies Norwegian Scandinavian Studies Slavic Languages and Literatures South Asian Languages and Literature (Hindi and Sanskrit) Spanish Swedish
Natural Sciences
Web Site: https://artsci.washington.edu/academics/natural-sciences Google Map: MajorsApplied and Computational Mathematical SciencesBiological and Life Sciences Discrete Mathematics and Algorithms Engineering and Physical Sciences Mathematical Economics and Quantitative Finance Scientific Computing and Numerical Algorithms Social and Behavioral Sciences Data Sciences and Statistics Applied Mathematics Astronomy Biochemistry BiologyEcology, Evolution, and Conservation General (BA) General (BS) Molecular, Cellular, and Development Physiology Plant ChemistryChemistry (BA) Chemistry (BS) Chemistry - ACS certified (BS) Computational Finance and Risk Management Computer Science MathematicsComprehensive (BS) Philosophy (BA) Standard (BA) Teacher Preparation (BA) Microbiology Neuroscience PhysicsComprehensive Physics Applied Physics Biophysics Teacher Preparation Psychology Speech and Hearing Sciences Statistics
Social Sciences
Web Site: https://www.socialsciencesonline.uw.edu/ Google Map: MajorsAmerican Ethnic StudiesAfrican American Studies Asian/Pacific American Studies Chicano Studies Comparative American Ethnic Studies American Indian Studies AnthropologyAnthropology of Globalization Archaeological Sciences Human Evolutionary Biology Medical Anthropology and Global Health Indigenous Archaeology Asian Studies CommunicationJournalism and Public Interest Communication Comparative Religion Economics European Studies Gender, Women, and Sexuality Studies GeographyData Science Cities, Citizenship, and Migration Environment, Economy, and Sustainability Globalization, Health, and Development GIS, Mapping, and Society Global and Regional Studies HistoryHistory of Empire and Colonialism History of Religion and Society History of Race, Gender, and Power History of War and Society History and Philosophy of Science Individualized Studies Integrated Social Sciences Latin American and Caribbean Studies Law, Societies, and Justice Philosophy Political SciencePolitical Economy International Security Sociology
College of Built Environments
Web Site: https://be.uw.edu Google Map: MajorsArchitectural Design Architecture Community, Environment, and Planning Construction Management Landscape Architecture Real Estate
College of Education
Web Site: https://education.uw.edu Google Map: MajorsEarly Care and Education (Online Option) Early Childhood and Family Studies Education Studies Education, Communities, and Organizations
College of Engineering
Web Site: https://www.engr.washington.edu Google Map: MajorsAeronautics and Astronautics BioengineeringData Science Nanoscience and Molecular Engineering Chemical EngineeringNanoscience and Molecular Engineering Civil Engineering Computer Science and Engineering Electrical and Computer Engineering Environmental Engineering Human Centered Design and Engineering Industrial Engineering Materials Science and EngineeringNanoscience and Molecular Engineering Mechanical EngineeringBiomechanics Mechatronics Nanoscience and Molecular Engineering
College of the Environment
Web Site: https://environment.uw.edu Google Map: MajorsAquatic and Fishery Sciences Atmospheric SciencesAtmospheric Chemistry and Air Quality Climate Meteorology Data Science Bioresource Science and Engineering Earth and Space SciencesBiology GeoScience Geology Physics Environmental Science and Terrestrial Resource ManagementNatural Resource and Environmental Management Restoration Ecology and Environmental Horticulture Sustainable Forest Management Wildlife Conservation Environmental Studies Marine Biology OceanographyOceanography (BA) Oceanography (BS)
Information School
Web Site: https://ischool.uw.edu Google Map: MajorsInformaticsBiomedical and Health Informatics Data Science Human-Computer Interaction Information Architecture Information Assurance and Cybersecurity Student-Designed Concentration
Michael G. Foster School of Business
Web Site: https://foster.uw.edu Google Map: MajorsBusiness AdministrationAccounting Entrepreneurship Finance Human Resources Management Information Systems Marketing Operations and Supply Chain Management
School of Medicine
School of Nursing
School of Public Health
Web Site: https://sph.washington.edu Google Map: MajorsEnvironmental Public Health Food Systems, Nutrition, and Health Health Informatics and Health Information Management Public Health - Global HealthPublic Health - Global Health (BA) Global Health (BA) Health Education and Promotion (BA) Public Health - Global Health (BS) Nutritional Sciences (BS)
School of Social Work
Above is based on the data as of 5/29/2024. You can see the latest one at https://advising.uw.edu/degree-overview/majors/list-of-undergraduate-majors/
Credits Required for Double Majors or Degree:
Double majors require a minimum of 180 credits, which is the minimum number of credits required for a degree at the UW. It may, however, take you more than 180 credits to complete all of the requirements for the two majors, depending on the requirements themselves and how efficient you are in taking them. Double degrees require a minimum of 225 credits (i.e., 180 for the first degree plus 45 for the second degree). Technically, the rule is that you must complete 45 credits more than the number required for the degree that requires the fewer credits. Normally this means that two degrees require 225 credits, because at least one of the degrees almost always requires 180 credits.
Freshmen by the numbers
Reference: https://admit.washington.edu/apply/freshman/by-the-numbers/
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