13 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Do you enjoy working with children? Are you bilingual? Do you have strong math or science skills? Then you should consider becoming a certified teacher in Early Childhood, Elementary, Middle School and Secondary Education at the University of North Texas.

Education - Early Childhood through Grade Six Program at the University of North Texas is designed for students whose goal is to become a teacher in classrooms from Pre-K through 6th grade.

Special Education from University of North Texas prepares future teachers to implement evidence-based, culturally responsive and strength-based practices to support diverse student populations with disabilities.

The Bachelor of Science with a major in Health Behavior and Fitness at University of North Texas teaches you health principles so you can assist others in living a healthy lifestyle. The curriculum explores a wide range of areas including human anatomy and movement, health communication, program planning, and overall wellness incorporation.

Do you love music and children? Are you considering a teaching career? A Bachelor of Music degree in Music Education from the University of North Texas will prepare you for a career in music education.

Are you organized, dependable and creative? Do you love art? Are you considering a teaching career? Then you should pursue a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Visual Art Studies at the University of North Texas.

Elementary Education from University of North Texas  prepares you to work with a diverse population of learners to help them lead their best lives.

At University of North Texas, students that study Human Development and Family Science and Educational Psychology acquire a broad knowledge of human development, family development and family systems in preparation for working with people and communities in a variety of career fields ranging from local organizations, to non-profit, to government agencies.

The Bachelor of Applied Science in Learning Technologies at University of North Texas is designed to meet the increasing workforce demand to support schools, businesses, and industries, with a particular emphasis on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). 

Modern biology encompasses the study of all aspects of living systems, from the molecular basis of genetic inheritance to the interactions between organisms and the environment. 

While pursuing your degree, you'll investigate communication in aesthetic, cultural, international, interpersonal, legal, organizational and political contexts. Opportunities to research gender and diversity, narrative and social change, politics, social influence and other topics are also available.

The Art Education B.F.A. from University of North Texas includes all-level teacher certification in art, accredited by the Texas State Board for Educator Certification. 

The Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.S.) in Learning Technologies at University of North Texas is designed to meet the increasing workforce demand to support schools, businesses, and industries, with a particular emphasis on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM).