201 Bachelor's degrees in Ethnic Studies in United States

The Department of Ethnic Studies at Minnesota State University Mankato offers a program that is academically committed to promoting multicultural and ethnic knowledge, skills and values.

Gender and Women's Studies from the State University of New York at Oswego draws upon the best faculty in a wide range of scholarly disciplines, offering you a comprehensive choice of courses from which to tailor a degree that meets your needs and interests.

The American Indian and Indigenous Studies concentration at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill provides a meaningful grounding in the histories, cultures, and contemporary experiences of peoples indigenous to North America, as well as their encounters with settler states. 

From history to political science, sociology to music and the arts, Jewish Studies is a vibrant, interdisciplinary program at University of Wisconsin Madison that allows you to explore Jewish civilization from a variety of perspectives.

At Latin American and Caribbean Studies from Roanoke College you'll be able to better understand issues surrounding this vital and historic region.

At Race and Ethnic Studies from Whitman College, you'll study what do we mean by “race” and “ethnicity”? While it is easy enough to say that these words are used to designate difference of some kind, pinning down the nature of that difference can be quite tricky. 

The Pacific Islands Studies programme at the University of Hawaii at Manoa offers a comprehensive BA degree. This full-time, on-campus course provides an interdisciplinary exploration of Oceania. Students engage with regional issues and community development through a curriculum designed for deep cultural understanding.

The American Studies and Ethnicity (African American Studies) programme at the University of Southern California is a public bachelor degree. This interdisciplinary course explores the history and social issues of the United States through a comparative lens, focusing on the diverse cultures of the Western United States.

The Comparative Ethnic Studies program at California Polytechnic State University provides an in depth look at the interdisciplinary study of the differences between people — mainly race, ethnicity and nation, but also sexuality, gender and other factors — and how these differences shape the way people interact.

The History (Thematic concentration in Race and Ethnicity) degree at Duke University allows you to explore contemporary issues and themes from historical perspectives.

The Ethnic Studies major of Boise State University is an interdisciplinary program leading to a B.A. degree. 

The Ethnic Studies BA program offered at San Francisco State University examines both the race-related processes that underlie many social problems and the multiple forms of resistance and struggle aimed at achieving racial social justice.

University of Washington's American Ethnic Studies brings an innovative approach to the critical study of race and ethnicity in relation to power by centering the lived experiences of communities of color in American societies.

The major in Holocaust, Genocide and Human Rights Studies from Boston University offers students the opportunity to familiarize themselves with the causes and consequences of past acts of genocide and human rights violations and to consider human rights law as a means of violence prevention.

Our Ethnic Studies program at Metropolitan State University centers on the experiences, voices, collective memories and in-group diversity of ethnic and racialized communities of color, as well as their coalitions and allies.

Multicultural and Gender Studies 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. 

As a Critical Ethnic Studies [CES] student at Kalamazoo College, you will question how knowledge is defined and the power structures that dictate “truth.” Disentangling the colonial and racial projects that govern the relationship between people and land, you will re-examine universal ideas through the perspective of marginalized groups and world views. 

Critical Identity Studies program at Beloit College aims to bring normative and non-normative identities and embodied lifeways (based on races, religions, genders, sexualities, dis/abilities, nations, etc.) across space and time into critical and constructive dialogue so as to integrate theories and practices that advance the work of equity and anti-racism at the College and beyond.

Our world is increasingly interconnected. Join the Global Studies program at Boise State University to learn more. 

The Ethnic Studies - Chicanx and Latinx Studies programme at California State University East Bay substantively contributes to the University's public commitment to provide a multicultural learning experience.