9 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The General Studies (Individualized) major at the University of Central Missouri is intended to serve as a degree completion program for students with advanced earned hours and is available as either a BA or BS degree.

The University of Central Missouri’s Bachelor of Science in History program promotes the study of diverse cultures and human experiences across time.

Become the language arts teacher your students need with a Bachelor of Science in Middle School-Junior High School - Language Arts degree at the University of Central Missouri.

Let University of Central Missouri’s Secondary Education - English program put you and your future students on the path to success.

The Bachelor of English program at the University of Central Missouri starts as a blank page, with you as the author. Whether you’re eager to analyze the world’s best literary works or to write your own story, you can do it while pursuing your bachelor’s in English degree at UCM.

The General Studies (Individualized) major at the University of Central Missouri is intended to serve as a degree completion program for students with advanced earned hours and is available as either a BA or BS degree.

As organizations seek to better serve diverse communities or global clients, bilingual and multilingual candidates rise above the competition. Studying language and culture enables us to become better global citizens, receptive to new people and experiences. You can achieve it all with a Modern Languages - Language and Culture degree from the University of Central Missouri.

Language education can be the path that sets you apart in the job market and secures your future as an educator. Look to the University of Central Missouri and our Modern Languages - Teacher Education program to provide the training and experience you need to become a Spanish, French or German teacher.

A bachelor’s degree in History at the University of Central Missouri is as relevant now as it has ever been. The exploration of our shared past equips you with the knowledge, critical skills, inquiry and empathy to navigate a rapidly changing world. Your future in history starts at the University of Central Missouri.