* Bachelor's Degrees (Undergraduate): These are the most common, covering a huge range of subjects across numerous colleges and schools within the university. Examples include degrees in Engineering, Biology, Political Science, Economics, History, Art History, Journalism, etc. There are hundreds of specific undergraduate majors and concentrations.
* Master's Degrees (Graduate): Berkeley offers numerous master's degrees across all its colleges and schools, often leading to specialization in a particular field. These can be terminal degrees or stepping stones to doctoral programs.
* Doctorate Degrees (Graduate): UC Berkeley is a leading research university, and doctoral degrees (Ph.D., Ed.D., etc.) are a significant part of its graduate programs. These are research-focused and typically require several years of study and the completion of a dissertation.
* Professional Degrees (Graduate): These are degrees geared towards professional practice and include:
* Juris Doctor (J.D.): Law degree.
* Doctor of Medicine (M.D.): Medical degree (through the UC Berkeley-UCSF Joint Medical Program).
* Master of Business Administration (MBA): Business administration degree (through the Haas School of Business).
* Master of Architecture (M.Arch.): Architecture degree.
* Master of Social Work (MSW): Social work degree.
* And several others depending on the specific college or school.
To get a truly comprehensive list, you would need to consult the official UC Berkeley website and explore the individual colleges and schools within the university. Each college will have its own detailed list of degree programs offered.