BAS has taken the official degree term in the United States. The Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) degrees are designed to enhance the occupational/technical education provided by an Associate of Applied Science (AAS) or Associate of Applied Technology (AAT) degree program. Fields of study The BAS usually requires a student to take a majority of their courses in the applied sciences, specializing in a specific area such as the following: Agricultural systems Applied physics Applied mathematics Architectural science General engineering Automotive engineering Building Arts Biological engineering Biochemical engineering Built Environment Business informatics Chemical engineering Civil engineering Computer science Computer engineering Communication Construction Management Criminal justice Criminology Electrical engineering Environmental engineering Geomatics Occupational health and safety Public health Engineering management Engineering physics Engineering science Engineering science and mechanics Geological engineering Hospitality Management Industrial engineering Information management Integrated engineering Information systems Information technology Management engineering Management of technology Manufacturing engineering Manufacturing Management Materials science & engineering Mechanical engineering Mechanical engineering technology Mechatronics engineering Mining engineering Microbiology Nanotechnology engineering Nutrition and Food Paralegal Studies Forensics Astrophysics Professional Technical Teacher Education Project Management Property and Valuation Software engineering Sound engineering Surveying Sustainable building science technology Systems engineering Regional and Urban Planning Applied physics & electronic engineering Business management Social science Leadership See also Bachelor of Applied Arts Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science in Information Technology Bachelor's degree References Bachelor's degrees