11 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

As an English major at Truman State University, you cultivate your expressive skills as you learn to think critically, write fluidly, and communicate effectively.

Truman State University's Music, Liberal Arts BA program offers a comprehensive and interdisciplinary curriculum that combines the study of music with a liberal arts education, fostering well-rounded musicians with a broad intellectual foundation.

As a Philosophy and Religion major at Truman State University, you explore a range of multicultural perspectives that enhance your capacity for open-mindedness and ethical sensitivity. 

Do you feel like the traditional majors and minors don’t fit your interests and professional goals? You might want to consider the Interdisciplinary Studies major and the interdisciplinary studies minors from the Truman State University. 

Truman State University's Liberal Studies BA/BS program offers a comprehensive and flexible curriculum that empowers students to explore diverse academic disciplines and tailor their education to their unique interests and career goals.

As a History major at Truman State University, you explore the intricacies of the past to better understand the present. 

When you pursue a Linguistics major at Truman State University, you study the science of language and its social and cultural contexts. Learning the craft of linguistic analysis, you become a better writer and develop an advanced understanding of human thought in expressed action.

Truman State University's Applied Linguistics, TESOL BA program offers a comprehensive and specialized curriculum that prepares students to become effective teachers of English as a second language, equipping them with the knowledge and skills to support language learners in diverse contexts.

Truman State University's Modern Language BA program is a dynamic and immersive educational experience that equips students with the skills to thrive in a globalized world.

As a Creative Writing major at Truman State University, you develop skills for written expression under the guidance of award-winning writers and scholars offering you individualized attention. 

When you pursue a Classics major at Truman State University, you become acquainted with the literature, history, philosophy, art, and cultures of ancient Greece and Rome, and you can also learn two ancient languages —Ancient Greek and Latin.