10 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The History Department at University of Arkansas at Little Rock prepares students for a wide range of careers by teaching a core set of transferable skills through the study of societies, cultures, and economies across a broad chronological and geographical spectrum.

A degree in English at University of Arkansas at Little Rock offers the study of literature, language, and culture of the Anglophone world with an emphasis on British and American contexts.

A degree in Interdisciplinary Studies at University of Arkansas at Little Rock allows students to combine aspects of several academic disciplines, such as art history, psychology, legal studies, marketing, and more, in order to craft a degree that fits their goals.

Professional and Technical Writing graduates at University of Arkansas at Little Rock fill a growing need for information systems staff and managers who are well prepared to meet the technical and managerial demands of the information technology (IT) industry.

The Department of Art at University of Arkansas at Little Rock, accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design, offers a Bachelor of Arts, a Bachelor of Fine Arts and a Master of Arts in Art.

Studying Philosophy at University of Arkansas at Little Rock will sharpen your critical and analytical skills and allow you to perform better in all of your studies.

A degree in Professional and Technical Writing from University of Arkansas at Little Rock develops written and rhetorical literacy through coursework that provides practical writing, editing, and document design skills. 

The Department of World Languages at University of Arkansas at Little Rock offers a B.A. in World Languages, with concentrations available in French and Spanish, and minors in French and Spanish.

The Theatre Arts program at University of Arkansas at Little Rock provides a safe and rigorous environment in which to take risks, broaden imagination, and discover one’s voice. 

A degree in World Languages-Spanish at University of Arkansas at Little Rock offers the study of literature, language, and culture of the Anglophone world with an emphasis on British and American contexts.