13 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The English course at The University of Texas at Arlington prepares students to navigate our world of words. Our curriculum allows students to pursue their interests in literature, language, creative writing, technical and professional writing, and rhetoric. 

The History (Pre-Law Option) programme at The University of Texas at Arlington explores the forces that have shaped human affairs, offering insights to address today's challenges and future uncertainties. 

The Linguistics at The University of Texas at Arlington provides training in the primary areas of the field related to speech sounds, sentence structure, meaning, and psycholingusitics. Students can also simultaneously earn a bachelor's in linguistics and an undergraduate certificate in TESOL, or a concentration in pre-speech pathology or computational linguistics.

Philosophy (Mind, Language, and Cognition Option) students at The University of Texas at Arlington study many of the most fundamental questions of our existence and how to think more effectively about them. Questions such as what science is, what the role of the state should be, whether God exists, and how to live an ethical life are just a small sample of the questions that could be explored.

Students in the History programme at The University of Texas at Arlington develop important critical skills that are the hallmark of educated people: the ability to reason and analyze; the capacity to investigate problems and synthesize diverse information; facility in expressing ideas or data clearly and precisely.  

The History with Secondary Social Studies Teacher Certification programme at The University of Texas at Arlington explores the forces that have shaped human affairs, offering insights to address today's challenges and future uncertainties. 

The University of Texas at Arlington's BA in Philanthropy programme equips students with the necessary theoretical frameworks and practical knowledge about communication, fundraising, and leadership for a career in nonprofit and philanthropic organizations, non-governmental agencies, and business corporations in their charitable giving departments. 

The University Studies programme at The University of Texas at Arlington is designed for students seeking options beyond the traditional university majors.

Students in the History with Secondary History Teacher Certification program at The University of Texas at Arlington develop important critical skills that are the hallmark of educated people: the ability to reason and analyze; the capacity to investigate problems and synthesize diverse information; facility in expressing ideas or data clearly and precisely.  

Philosophy (General Track) majors at The University of Texas at Arlington study many of the most fundamental questions of our existence and how to think more effectively about them. Questions such as what science is, what the role of the state should be, whether God exists, and how to live an ethical life are just a small sample of the questions that could be explored in philosophy courses.

The Philosophy and Classics programme at The University of Texas at Arlington is built on the central texts in the history of Western thought. Philosophy focuses on the perennial problems raised by the encounter of human beings with their history, culture, and the world. It emphasizes methods of analysis and clarity of argumentation. 

At the Philosophy (Pre-Professional Track) programme at The University of Texas at Arlington students study many of the most fundamental questions of our existence and how to think more effectively about them. 

The Philosophy (Pre-Law Option) programme at The University of Texas at Arlington is ideal for students considering graduate school, students who wish to ensure they have a broad understanding of different areas of philosophy, and students who wish to have the experience of completing a senior thesis.