34 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

With Northern Arizona University Music Performance (Instrumental) emphasis, you'll enter a thriving environment for performance, study, creation, and work—and develop into a well-rounded musician.

During Northern Arizona University's Visual Communication (Animation) program you will apply basic principles, concepts, tools, techniques, procedures, and technologies to produce motion graphics—from the concept to the finished product—that communicate ideas and stories.

At Northern Arizona University's Multidisciplinary Engineering (Engineering Design) program you will learn how to put your creative drive to work in practical applications.

The Northern Arizona University Music Secondary Education (Choral) emphasis will develop your technical and musical skills along with your emotional dispositions and proficiencies in diction and choral conducting. 

At Northern Arizona University's Creative Media and Film (Documentary Storytelling) program you will learn to apply reporting skills for documentary films: you will interview, gather information, and research people and ideas for documentaries.

Through Northern Arizona University's Theatre (Theatre Studies) emphasis, you'll develop the broadest possible understanding of the art and craft of the stage.

The Comparative Cultural Studies (Art History) programme at Northern Arizona University is a comprehensive full-time undergraduate degree. Spanning four years of study, this B.A. provides deep insights into global cultures and artistic heritage, preparing students for diverse professional roles within the international cultural sector.

The Creative Media and Film B.Sc. at Northern Arizona University is a comprehensive full-time programme based in Flagstaff. Over four years, students master digital storytelling and media analysis. This degree combines professional production skills with critical theory to prepare graduates for the global media industry.

In Northern Arizona University's Theatre (Design and Technology) program, you'll apply modern design tools and skillsets through experiential practice.

Focus on three-dimensional physical and spatial design with an emphasis in Studio Art (Sculpture) at Northern Arizona University.

In Northern Arizona University's Theatre (Theatre Studies) program, you'll demonstrate masterful research skills across literary, theoretical, and historical elements of theatre.

At Northern Arizona University's Creative Media and Film (Media Studies) program you will engage in meaningful and productive discussion and debate about issues in media studies.

During Northern Arizona University's Studio Art (New Media) program you will expand your focus to encompass four-dimensional design and learn to apply technical and digital applications to create unique and powerful artwork.

During Northern Arizona University's Studio Art (Ceramics) program you will learn all the making and firing processes in ceramics, understand sound craftsmanship, and think critically when considering design decisions.

With a Northern Arizona University Studio Art (Painting) emphasis, you'll build on the drawing and design skills from your foundational courses and focus on the application of pigment to a surface.

Focus your Northern Arizona University BS in Theatre on Design and Technology. In this Theatre (Design and Technology) program, you'll gain experience with modern design tools and will expand your horizons by working on high value productions.

This Northern Arizona University Theatre (Performance) program will equip you with advanced skills in theatre performance: you'll critically analyze your own processes as a performer and apply academic learning to inform complex roles and tell powerful stories.

The department of Comparative Cultural Studies (Asian Studies) from Northern Arizona University prepares the student for professional work in cultural institutions such as museums, galleries, libraries, and cultural and environmental centers, as well as in diplomacy and foreign services, non-governmental and governmental institutions, tourism, education, journalism, and business. 

The Music programme at Northern Arizona University is a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts degree delivered full-time on the Flagstaff campus. Over four years, students engage in a curriculum accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music, combining private lessons, ensemble performance, and essential language study.

The Visual Communication programme at Northern Arizona University offers a comprehensive professional education in design and media. This undergraduate degree provides full-time students with the creative expertise and technical skills required to excel in global industries through hands-on learning and expert mentorship.