12 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

What is knowledge? What makes an action right or wrong? Derived from the Greek words, “love of wisdom” philosophy teaches us how we might begin to unpack these types of questions. If you’d like to acquire the critical thinking required to find out these answers, then you may enjoy majoring in the Philosophy program of The University of Texas at San Antonio.

Ohayōgozaimasu. quoi de neuf? kak dela? Are you passionate about learning new languages and can you knock out Duolingo modules like a boss? If you’d like to learn about linguistics, traditions and cultures that are different than your own, then you may want to consider studying in the Modern Language Studies program of The University of Texas at San Antonio.

Do you hold a strong interest in the early origins, experiences and deeply-held traditions of Mexican Americans? If you’d like to uncover the history and heritage that has helped shape this community’s rich identity, then you may be interested in majoring in the Mexican American Studies program of The University of Texas at San Antonio.

Have you ever felt like you were born in the wrong generation? Holding an affinity for the things of the past? Do you ever visit monuments and enjoy reading the plaque stories that took place from another time? If this rings true for you, then you may want to consider studying in the History program of The University of Texas at San Antonio.

The History - Social Studies program of The University of Texas at San Antonio is designed for students intending to teach history, geography, government and economics at the secondary school level.

Are you intrigued by language and how it’s used across different cultures? Have you ever wondered how the brain processes speech or how to preserve ancient dialects? If so, the Linguistics in the Local and Global Community program at The University of Texas at San Antonio could be the right fit for you!

If you hold an appreciation for the history of medicine, the physician-patient relationship, and the need for strong social competence in health care, then you may wish to major in the Medical Humanities program of The University of Texas at San Antonio.

Do you enjoy getting lost in a library with an English classic hanging just inches away from your nose? Or perhaps writing comes naturally to you and you view a blank page like it’s an open playground. If this describes you, then you might enjoy exploring classical literature and strengthening your wordcraft by studying in the English program of The University of Texas at San Antonio.

As a student, you’ve probably had a few lightbulb moments—those times when you finally understand something that you’ve spent an afternoon trying to learn. If you’re interested in kindling those moments with students, just like a teacher may have once done with you, then you may wish to consider the Education (Interdisciplinary Studies) program of The University of Texas at San Antonio.

Interested in learning how to read Homer in the original Greek for one class and then analyzing the film O Brother Where Art Thou in another? If you’re interested in learning about a culture from across a wide variety of people and generations, then you may want to study in the Classical Studies and Humanities program of The University of Texas at San Antonio.

Do you love movies? Learn about film and media history, production, and culture in UTSA's Film and Media Studies major at the The University of Texas at San Antonio, which mixes scholarly knowledge with hands-on experience.

The Spanish and Community Health program offered by The University of Texas at San Antonio allows students to gain knowledge from multiple fields, such as healthcare, community wellness, and Spanish interpreting, to make a difference in the public health sector.