11 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

In the Elementary Education program from University of North Dakota you will immerse yourself in teaching and prepare for a rewarding career educating children ages 6-14.

By earning a bachelor’s degree in Middle Level Education at the University of North Dakota, you’ll be equipped with the knowledge and skills to be an effective teacher of students in the fifth through eighth grades.

Graduate with a B.S. in General Studies - Accelerated and M.Ed. in special education in an accelerated time frame. University of North Dakota’s Bachelor of General Studies major empowers you to choose courses from a variety of academic departments while earning a master's degree in Special Education.

High school and middle school students need science teachers who are passionate about science and enthusiastic about teaching. By earning a bachelor’s degree in Composite Science Education at the University of North Dakota, you'll graduate ready to teach science to middle and secondary school students.

With the Elementary Education - Accelerated program at the University of North Dakota, you'll be prepared to teach students in diverse learning environments, gain expertise in literacy education and be prepared to implement instructional practice and assessment.

The Secondary Education program from University of North Dakota will guide teens by teaching them and helping them find their interests, now and for their future.

In the Public Health Education program from University of North Dakota you will educate the public about healthy practices to improve wellness and quality of life.

Be a part of the dynamic aviation industry at one of the largest and most-respected collegiate Commercial Aviation programs in the world at University of North Dakota.

Expand your knowledge of music while learning effective teaching tools and strategies. A B.M. in Music Education from University of North Dakota prepares you to pass along your musical knowledge and passion to a new generation of students.

Get your degree at one of the best early childhood education programs in the nation. 100% of our graduates in the Early Childhood Education program at University of North Dakota are employed or pursuing graduate degrees.

Social studies teachers prepare middle and high school students to become knowledgeable and engaged participants in our civic life. At University of North Dakota, you’ll learn the foundations of how to teach political science, geography, history, and economics. Your Composite Social Studies Education degree will allow you to educate students about the influences shaping their world.