16 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Psychology department at Auburn University offers two undergraduate degrees: B.A. in Psychology and B.S. in Neuroscience.

Graduates from the Department of Political Science at Auburn University have found employment in government, the legal profession, nonprofit organizations, and the private sector and have pursued graduate or professional education in political science and public administration.

The Department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work at Auburn University offers three Bachelor of Arts degrees.

Graduates from the French program at the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures at Auburn University have cited their foreign language studies and skills as the foundation for pursuing graduate studies or obtaining positions in communications, government, health professions, law, business, primary and secondary education, non-profit organizations, or academe.

The German Education program from the Department of Curriculum and Teaching at Auburn University prepares teachers in content-specific, research-based pedagogy.  Departmental faculty and school professionals partner to provide rich clinical experiences in diverse settings.

The Foreign Language Education - French from the Department of Curriculum and Teaching at Auburn University prepares teachers in content-specific, research-based pedagogy.  Departmental faculty and school professionals partner to provide rich clinical experiences in diverse settings.

Graduates from the German program at the  Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures at Auburn University have cited their foreign language studies and skills as the foundation for pursuing graduate studies or obtaining positions in communications, government, health professions, law, business, primary and secondary education, non-profit organizations, or academe.

Majors from the Department of Economics at Auburn University pursue careers in business, banking and finance, government, and consulting. They are also prepared to enter graduate or professional programs in economics, law, business, or public policy.

Graduates from the Spanish program at the Department of World Languages, Literatures and Cultures at Auburn University have cited their foreign language studies and skills as the foundation for pursuing graduate studies or obtaining positions in communications, government, health professions, law, business, primary and secondary education, non-profit organizations, or academe.

The Human Development and Family Science undergraduate curriculum at Auburn University is designed to prepare students for a variety of careers that contribute to the well-being of individuals and families across the life span.

The curriculum in Geography and Environmental Studies at Auburn University promotes geographic literacy as an indispensable element in any educational program.

Majors of the Communication program from the School of Communication and Journalism at Auburn University are employed news and sports reporters, anchors, film editors, cinematographers, producers, public relations specialists, not-for-profit managers, magazine writers, legislative aides, HR managers, account executives, research associates, project managers and public affairs directors.

The B.Sc. in Agricultural Business and Economics at Auburn University is a comprehensive undergraduate programme delivered in a public study mode. It integrates scientific agricultural knowledge with rigorous economic principles to prepare students for leadership roles in the global food and natural resource sectors.

The Foreign Language Education - Spanish program from the Department of Curriculum and Teaching at Auburn University prepares teachers in content-specific, research-based pedagogy.  Departmental faculty and school professionals partner to provide rich clinical experiences in diverse settings.

If you’re interested in social studies, history, and civic responsibility, our Social Science and History Education bachelor’s degree at Auburn University is the right program for you. 

A primary goal of the Sociology program at Auburn University is to provide undergraduate and graduate majors a solid foundation within the discipline, particularly in the area of theory, research methods and statistics, and human diversity.