10 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Nursing program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte prepares nursing professionals to serve as leaders, clinicians, and scholars through innovative educational programs designed to meet the healthcare needs of an evolving and diverse society

The Health Systems Management program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte consists of any and all administrative/management functions of the overall health system that support the delivery of products and services to improve population health. 

Students may, if desired, complete the Africana Studies, Health and Environment program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte as part of the B.A. in Africana Studies.

The Interdisciplinary Studies, Gerontology program at The University of North Carolina at Charlotte allows students to combine an interdisciplinary concentration in one of these areas with in-depth coursework in a disciplinary field to create an individually designed major reflecting their own interests.

The Sociology, Medical Sociology  program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte enables students to understand the social contexts in which they find themselves and the social forces that shape personality, actions, and interactions with others.

The Public Health program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte prepares students through didactic and practice experiences to apply core principles of public health education within a variety of community settings and to advance the public health profession.

The Fire and Safety Engineering Technology, Occupational Safety program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte prepares graduates of the BSET program for careers across a broad spectrum of technologies. The program has emphasis on both technical and non-technical aspects in the fields of fire and safety.

The Nursing, RN-to-BSN program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte prepares nursing professionals to serve as leaders, clinicians, and scholars through innovative educational programs designed to meet the healthcare needs of an evolving and diverse society. 

The Respiratory Therapy program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte prepares graduates of associate-level programs in respiratory therapy who have achieved the RRT credential with the expanded knowledge, critical thinking ability, and communication skills necessary to become leaders in respiratory education, management, research, and advanced clinical practice.

The Interdisciplinary Studies, Health and Medical Humanities program at The University of North Carolina at Charlotte allows students to combine an interdisciplinary concentration in one of these areas with in-depth coursework in a disciplinary field to create an individually designed major reflecting their own interests.