20 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Welcome to the Middle Grades Education program in the College of Education at University of North Carolina Wilmington! 

The Biology with Teacher Licensure program from University of North Carolina Wilmington may be used to meet a set of specific requirements; for example, certification for teaching at the secondary school level. Students in this major are qualified for a wide array of positions working in the biological sciences.

Because there is a strong cross-cultural and comparative focus in Anthropology, students in the Anthropology with Social Studies Teacher Licensure from University of North Carolina Wilmington are encouraged to develop competence in a foreign language and to broaden their cultural horizons by participating in study abroad programs.

The Elementary Education Program at University of North Carolina Wilmington offers a program leading to a Bachelor of Arts degree in Elementary Education and licensure to teach grades K-6. 

Public health professionals work with communities and individuals to protect, maintain and enhance health and quality of life. We offer a bachelor degree in Public Health - Community Health Education at University of North Carolina Wilmington. 

The Geology - Teacher Licensure programme at the University of North Carolina Wilmington offers a comprehensive undergraduate path for aspiring educators. This full-time degree combines rigorous Earth science training with professional pedagogical preparation, ensuring graduates are ready for secondary school certification.

Welcome to the Physical Education and Health (K-12 Teacher Licensure) undergraduate program at University of North Carolina Wilmington! 

For the B.A. degree in French - Teacher Licensure, students at University of North Carolina Wilmington must complete all requirements for the French major (36 hours). 

The Watson College of Education at University of North Carolina Wilmington offers a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Special Education - General Curriculum for students interested in teaching students with exceptionalities.

The Secondary Education (Combined) program from University of North Carolina Wilmington is designed to provide qualified students the means to complete the requirements for a bachelor’s degree in mathematics, science, history, English, or a related field, and a master’s degree in secondary education in a period of five years (including one summer). 

The Healthful Living and Fitness Education major (or HFE, formerly Physical Education & Health) at University of North Carolina Wilmington is designed for students wanting to enter K‑12 teaching in healthful living and fitness education, or the health, wellness, and fitness industries. 

The Bachelor of Music in Music Education degree from University of North Carolina Wilmington is intended for students who have a passion for teaching music in a public or private school setting.

The Bachelor of Arts degree in Chemistry with Teacher Licensure from University of North Carolina Wilmington provides a broad chemistry-based background in preparation for a chemistry-related career or for those planning to teach chemistry.

Sociology with Social Studies Teacher Licensure at University of North Carolina Wilmington provides many distinctive perspectives on the world, generating new ideas and critiquing the established ideologies. 

Future social studies high school teachers complete the 40 hour History with Social Studies Teacher Licensure major from University of North Carolina Wilmington as well as additional coursework in political science, anthropology or sociology, geography, and economics.

The Education of Young Children (EYC) program at University of North Carolina Wilmington offers a Bachelor of Arts degree leading to Birth through Kindergarten (B-K) teacher licensure in North Carolina.

Welcome to the Secondary Education program in the Watson College of Education from University of North Carolina Wilmington! Teaching high school is an incredibly rewarding profession that allows you to have an influence on students' development at a crucial stage in their lives.

The University of North Carolina Wilmington Spanish with Teacher Licensure curriculum is designed to provide students with the necessary analytical and linguistic skills that will enable its graduates to become outstanding Spanish teachers in grades K-12.

The Watson College of Education at University of North Carolina Wilmington offers a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Special Education - Adapted Curriculum. 

Students in the English - Teacher Licensure program at University of North Carolina Wilmington can choose from two other tracks, as well: Literary Studies and Professional Writing.