267 Bachelor's degrees in Ethnic Studies

Jewish Studies is the study of the history, culture and religion of Jewish people, past and present, across the globe. The minor in Jewish Studies offered by Connecticut College brings together faculty from a variety of academic disciplines who work closely with students to study and analyze topics related to Jews and Judaism in a variety of social and political contexts.

Ethnic Studies at Lawrence University is the critical and interdisciplinary examination of race and ethnicity. Through a focus on the experiences and expressions of people of color in and beyond the U.S., students explore current and historical issues pertaining to race and ethnicity in both domestic and global contexts.

The Ethnic and Race Studies degree from California Lutheran University gives you critical perspectives and cross cultural communication skills.

The B.A. in Hawaiian Studies at the University of Hawaii at Manoa is a comprehensive public programme. Students explore ancestral knowledge and contemporary politics through a Native Hawaiian lens. This undergraduate degree requires full-time engagement with indigenous history, resource management, and language fluency.

Cornell College offers a Race, Ethnicity and Social Justice bachelor program, providing a comprehensive education in the fields of race and ethnicity studies and social justice. Join us!

Multicultural and Gender Studies Online is the academic face of diversity and inclusion at California State University, Chico, ever striving to embody, inculcate, promote and celebrate the values of multicultural respect, awareness, and understanding as fundamental to the socially and environmentally responsible democratic citizen. 

American Ethnic and Gender Studies at Olympic College is an exploratory pathway intended for all students who want to learn more about how identities and communities are formed and transformed.