12 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The principal goal of the study of Philosophy from University of North Carolina Chapel Hill is to enable students to think more clearly, deeply, and appreciatively about themselves and their world.

Courses in the Dramatic Art program from University of North Carolina Chapel Hill focus on the connections between theatre and society, between theatrical performance and the visual arts, and between dramatic literature and philosophy, history, and other literary forms. 

The Department of Religious Studies at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill is dedicated to the study of religions as historical and cultural phenomena.

This Classical Civilization concentration from University of North Carolina Chapel Hill is designed to provide students with a broad, basic knowledge of the classical world and with skills in analysis, written and oral communication, and logical argument that will be applicable in any profession.

The Interdisciplinary Studies major at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, designed by the student and the student’s faculty advisor, is intended for students who wish to develop a major different from those already offered by the departments and curricula belonging to the College of Arts and Sciences.

The Department of History at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill educates students about the past, teaching them to discover the rich diversity of historical human experiences. 

The goal of the concentration in Latin at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill is the development of a basic command of the language and a solid knowledge of the literature, history, and culture of the Romans.

The Linguistics major at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill is designed to provide a fundamental understanding of modern linguistics for the student seeking a general education in the liberal arts as well as for the student preparing for graduate study.

Hispanic Linguistics program at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill thrives on innovative literary, linguistic, and theoretical approaches to the Spanish-speaking world, and includes the study of indigenous, Afro-descendant, Asian, and other cultures. 

English and Comparative Literature majors at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill study literature, film, writing, and media of broad geographic and cultural provenance, so students have opportunities to practice comparative thinking. 

A major in Russian Language and Culture from University of North Carolina Chapel Hill provides preparatory training that will be useful in government employment; internationally oriented business, journalism, law, and teaching; as well as graduate study in a range of humanistic and social science disciplines.

The goal of the concentration in Greek from University of North Carolina Chapel Hill is the development of a basic command of the language and a solid knowledge of the literature, history, and culture of the Greeks.