What undergraduate programs does the United States Naval Academy offer?

I'm weighing my options and curious about what undergraduate programs are available at the United States Naval Academy. Are there unique majors related to the Navy or maritime fields? Anything less common compared to regular colleges?

The United States Naval Academy (USNA) has a unique academic structure, designed to train students (known as midshipmen) for leadership roles within the Navy and Marine Corps. With a blend of technical and liberal arts offerings, the curriculum is structured to provide a well-rounded education while preparing midshipmen for their service in the Navy or Marine Corps.

The Academy offers 25 undergraduate majors, broadly categorized into three divisions: Engineering and Weapons, Mathematics and Sciences, and Humanities and Social Sciences. Less common programs you wouldn't find in regular colleges include the unique programs such as Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering, which focuses on the design and operation of naval vessels; Oceanography, a lesser offered but relevant major exploring the oceans and their phenomenon; and the Weapons & Systems Engineering program, which relates directly to naval equipment and technology.

Under the Division of Engineering and Weapons, additional majors include a host of engineering and applied science programs, like Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Nuclear Engineering, Robotics and Control Engineering, etc.

Under the Mathematics and Sciences Division, the major disciplines range from Computer Science, Mathematics, and Physics to Chemistry, Aerospace Engineering, and Information Technology.

The Humanities and Social Sciences Division include majors in History, Political Science, English, and Foreign Languages, among others, reflecting the importance of a broad liberal arts education for naval leaders.

At the end of their study, all midshipmen receive a Bachelor of Science degree, regardless of major, due to the technical content of the core curriculum. This structure ensures that all graduates acquire a foundational technical knowledge before they continue their Navy or Marine Corps service.