13 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The B.A. in Philosophy at the University of Southern Maine is a four-year, public programme delivered through a flexible blended study mode. Students develop advanced analytical skills and intellectual curiosity, preparing for diverse professional paths through rigorous critical inquiry and dedicated faculty mentorship.

The B.A. in Linguistics- French Linguistics- PreK-12 Teacher Education at the University of Southern Maine is a four-year, full-time programme. Delivered through a public study mode, it combines advanced linguistic theory with professional educator training to prepare students for certified teaching roles in schools.

The English B.A. at the University of Southern Maine is a four-year, public programme designed to refine critical analysis and communication skills. Students engage in literary research and creative exploration through flexible study modes, preparing for diverse professional paths in a supportive academic environment.

The B.A. in English- Secondary Teacher Education (6-12) at University of Southern Maine is a four-year, public study programme. It combines rigorous literary theory with practical educator preparation. Students develop expertise in writing and literature while gaining extensive classroom experience in local schools.

The History B.A. at the University of Southern Maine is a four-year, public programme designed to broaden your perspective on global human activity. This undergraduate degree offers flexible study modes and focuses on developing critical narratives about the past to better understand contemporary social issues and impacts.

The B.A. in Linguistics- Spanish Linguistics- PreK-12 Teacher Education at the University of Southern Maine is a four-year, public programme. It integrates advanced language mastery with professional educator training. Students engage in blended learning to prepare for certified teaching roles in diverse school settings.

The B.A. in Linguistics- American Sign Language- English Interpreting at the University of Southern Maine is a four-year, public programme. It offers a blended study mode, combining academic rigour with practical community immersion to prepare students for professional certification in sign language interpretation.

The B.A. in Linguistics- Speech and Language Science at the University of Southern Maine is a four-year, public programme. It offers a blended study mode, focusing on speech-language pathology and audiology. Students gain hands-on experience through research and community service to prepare for clinical careers.

The B.A. in Linguistics at the University of Southern Maine is a four-year, public programme exploring the nature and origins of human language. Students benefit from a blended study mode, combining in-person and digital learning to understand communicative behaviours and the complex organisation of natural speech.

The B.A. in Liberal Studies- Humanities (Online) at University of Southern Maine is a flexible four-year undergraduate programme. Delivered through a public study mode, this degree allows students to explore diverse cultural and social themes. It is specifically designed for transfer students and returning adult learners.

The B.A. in Linguistics- American Sign Language at the University of Southern Maine is a four-year public programme. It combines theoretical linguistics with deep cultural immersion. Students engage in blended and in-person learning to master ASL while exploring the social implications of human communication.

The B.A. in Linguistics- Spanish Linguistics at the University of Southern Maine is a four-year, public programme delivered in person and through blended learning. Students develop high-level Spanish proficiency while exploring linguistic structures, phonetics, and syntax to prepare for diverse language-based careers.

The B.A. in Linguistics- French Linguistics at the University of Southern Maine is a four-year, full-time programme delivered through in-person and blended learning. Students develop advanced fluency while exploring the scientific structure of the French language, preparing for diverse roles in global communication.