13 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Interdisciplinary Studies program at The University of Alabama's emphasis on student choice and responsibility promotes the creativity, flexibility, and adaptability necessary for effective participation in the emergent communities of the future.

The Bachelor of Fine Arts degree (BFA) in Studio Art at the The University of Alabama is the professional degree in the arts and is designed for individuals who want to be professional visual artists or designers, enter a specific art field or to continue their education at the graduate level.

Students majoring English at The University of Alabama are expected to develop critical thinking skills that manifest themselves abundantly in advanced reading and writing. 

Students who major in History at The University of Alabama explore the people, institutions, and cultures of those who came before us. The study of the past is deeply connected to the present, and it gives students powerful tools for understanding and engaging a wide range of modern issues, debates, and questions. 

The Bachelor of Fine Arts at the The University of Alabama offers more intensive training in three areas of concentration: acting, musical Theatre, and design and technical production, giving advanced, highly disciplined students the tools necessary to pursue a career on stage or screen.

Philosophy majors at The University of Alabama should enjoy thinking abstractly and deeply about those questions that Bertrand Russell called “ultimate questions” — questions about the coherence or reasonableness of concepts and presuppositions that most take for granted.

A unique facet of the African American Studies program offered by The University of Alabama s its commitment to scholarship on and service to Alabama African American communities, particularly the concerns of African-descended communities from Holt and the west side of Tuscaloosa to the Black Belt areas of Marion, Uniontown, Greensboro, Tuskegee, Selma, and Gee's Bend. 

Apart from requirements that apply to all students in the College of Arts and Sciences, the only prerequisites for Religious Studies students from The University of Alabama are an interest in crosscultural work in different historical periods and a curiosity about the many ways that human communities--past and present--have devised for creating worlds in which to live and act.

The Studio Art program offered by The University of Alabama offers an expansive educational experience and is designed to allow the greatest flexibility in customizing the degree program to meet individual goals and interests. 

The curriculum of the Spanish program at The University of Alabama provides students with an attractive mixture of classes with Latin-American, Spanish Peninsular, U.S. Latino, and Transatlantic grounding. Studies will include the renowned works of Cervantes, including Don Quixote.

Applied Liberal Arts and Sciences from The University of Alabama has been designed for current University of Alabama (UA) students, or those enrolled at UA within the last five academic years.

Students who choose one of the six tracks of the Foreign Languages and Literature major at The University of Alabama have options in Classics, French, German, Greek, Italian, and Latin.  

Creative Media majors at the The University of Alabama use all types of media to tell stories. Whether the genre is fiction or nonfiction, production or management, writing or video, students in Creative Media learn the skills needed to tell these stories in the most effective way possible.