9 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Throughout the Comparative Literature program is offered at The American University of Paris you will be exposed to a flexible, interdisciplinary, student-centered curriculum through small, reading-and-writing-intensive seminars. 

The Creative Writing from The American University of Paris encourages you to deepen the quality of your writing by exploring multiple genres and to appreciate the nuances of language and culture through literary translation.

The History, Law, and Society program is offered by The American University of Paris approaches law both as a profession and as a field of inquiry enmeshed with the humanities and social sciences.

The Philosophy course from The American University of Paris curriculum will use the history of philosophy to ground you in its major disciplines, including ethics and metaphysics, and will include an especial focus on Greek philosophy, the early modern and modern period, and 20th century continental philosophy.

The Art History program offered at The American University of Paris offers students an in-depth, critical study of visual and material culture from the ancient to the modern period.

The History program is offered at The American University of Paris believes that a critical understanding of the past cultivates a deeper appreciation and understanding of both the present and future.

Through the Self-Designed Major program is offered by The American University of Paris you may be a particularly motivated student who wishes to define your own interdisciplinary course of study at AUP in a form unavailable in the traditional disciplines.

The Philosophy, Politics, and Economics program is offered at The American University of Paris will help you establish a solid academic foundation, with introductions to the main concepts and theories within philosophy, politics, and economics, and discuss what their respective merits and limits are. 

The Gender, Sexuality and Society program offered at The American University of Paris  aim is to provide you with a coherent and comparative study of gender and sexuality within the social sciences and the humanities.