College of Arts and Sciences (Undergrad)

1. Art, BS
2. Associate of Arts, AA*
3. Associate of Science, AS*
4. Biology, BA – STEM designated
5. Biology, BS – STEM designated
6. Biomedical and Health Science, BA – STEM designated
7. Biomedical and Health Science, BS – STEM designated
8. Biotechnology, BS – STEM designated
9. Chemistry, BA – STEM designated
10. Chemistry, BS – STEM designated
11. Communication Sciences and Disorders, BA
12. Communication Sciences and Disorders, BS
13. Communication Studies, BA
14. Communication Studies, BS
15. Computer Science & Information System, BS – STEM designated
16. Criminology, BS
17. Data Science, BS – STEM designated
18. Economics, BA
19. Economics, BS
20. English, BA
21. English, BS
22. Environmental Science, BS – STEM designated
23. Fine Arts, BFA
24. Geographic Information Science, BAS
25. Geography, BA
26. Geography, BS
27. History, BA
28. History, BS
29. International Studies, BA
30. International Studies, BS
31. Journalism, BA
32. Journalism, BS
33. Marketing Communications, BA
34. Marketing Communications, BS
35. Mathematics, BA – STEM designated
36. Mathematics, BS – STEM designated
37. Modern Language, BA
38. Modern Language, BS
39. Music, BA
40. Music, BS
41. Neuroscience, BS – STEM designated
42. Physics, BA – STEM designated
43. Physics, BS – STEM designated
44. Political Science, BA
45. Political Science, BS
46. Psychology, BA
47. Psychology, BS
48. Sociology, BA
49. Sociology, BS
50. Stage and Screen Arts, BA
51. Stage and Screen Arts, BS
52. Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL), BA
53. Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL), BS

CAS is home to a diverse group of departments where opportunities for success are as wide-ranging as your choices of majors. Course offerings are broad in CAS, but one thing is consistent: we’re committed to developing all our students’ foundational liberal arts skills. As a Falcon, you’ll cultivate those skills through personalized high-impact experiences, whether you’re interning at the statehouse, conducting research in Antarctica or working set design for a campus theatre production.

Excellent Teaching and Learning

We provide an exceptional education where academic pursuits translate into achievement.

Student Success

We commit to ensuring that each student has an opportunity to succeed.

Community of Inclusion and Caring

We foster a community where all feel valued, respected and included.

Innovation

We promote new advancements, being broad minded and forward thinking.

Local and Global Service and Engagement

We contribute to the betterment of our world.

• #14 in Top Public Schools U.S. News & World Report, 2024
• Best Regional Colleges Princeton Review, 2024
• The University of Wisconsin-River Falls has once again been named one of the best regional public universities in the Midwest by the U.S. News & World Report 2024 Best Colleges ranking.

• Housing: $4,808
• Dining: $2,800

We’re a highly residential campus with approximately 2,500 students living on campus each year, meaning you’ve got a built-in community right here on campus. From the sprawling South Fork Suites to newly renovated May Hall, our 11 residence halls are designed to provide you with a terrific residential experience.