9 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

If you’re passionate about learning spoken and written German, its literature, and its diverse cultures, the University of Mary Washington can help you attain mastery. The German program from University of Mary Washington brings language and culture to life through small, intensive classes and fully equipped labs.

As an American Studies major at the University of Mary Washington, you’ll examine what it means to be an American, from history and politics to literature, music, and film. 

The History major from University of Mary Washington is distinctive for courses that develop critical judgment, including first-year seminars, history colloquium and practicum, and a senior-level historical research class.

At the Religion program from University of Mary Washington, you will delve into the languages and beliefs that surround Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, and other religions to better understand how religious beliefs affect our lives.

A Theatre program at the University of Mary Washington prepares you for the world beyond college. Whether you intend to work in theatre professionally, start a career in a related field, or pursue professional training or graduate school, the liberal arts education you receive at the University of Mary Washington will give you a solid foundation.

At the University of Mary Washington, you can major in Latin or in Classics with a concentration in classical civilization or classical archaeology.

The Philosophy program from University of Mary Washington teaches you to think critically, communicate clearly, and be open to opposing views – rich skills for all fields.

As an English major from University of Mary Washington, you’ll investigate the great body of literature in the English language and develop your skills in analytic, creative, and journalistic writing.

Channel your talents and passion through the Studio Art program from University of Mary Washington. The master teachers will help you hone your skills in drawing, painting, sculpture, photography, ceramics, printmaking, and digital media, and explore contemporary issues and conceptual approaches to making art.