23 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

In 1957, an undergraduate interdisciplinary Bachelor of Arts program in American Culture Studies was established at Bowling Green State University under the direction of Dr. Alma Payne of the Department of English, who was named as the first faculty joint appointment in English and American Studies.

We offer a bachelor degree in Sociology at the Bowling Green State University. Nearly everything a person does, knows, and becomes results from social relationships. This dependence is considered the fundamental principle of sociology.

We offer a bachelor degree in Communication at Bowling Green State University. Communication is pervasive in our daily lives. It produces and expresses our identities and relationships, shapes our interpersonal conversations and professional performances, influences our interpretations of political and social issues, and evolves with innovations in media and technology. 

The World Languages and Cultures - Latin American Culture Studies program offered by Bowling Green State University introduces students to the cultural, social, intellectual and economic life of Latin America from a variety of disciplinary perspectives. 

The Department of Ethnic Studies at the Bowling Green State University offers a major designed to foster an understanding of the significance of race and the experiences of people of color in the United States. Students explore the ways in which racial and ethnic identities, social relations, and our contemporary realities have been shaped over time.

The bachelor degree in Spanish is offered at the Bowling Green State University. Spanish is one of the major languages of the world and also the language of the fastest growing minority within the United States. The Hispanic world has a long and rich tradition, and it will continue to be important socially and economically on both a national and international scale.

The Russian program at the Bowling Green State University offers many means of learning a fascinating language and the ways of life and arts of Russia. Language skills and cultural knowledge are the keys to understanding another people.

The English program at the Bowling Green State University emphasizes the study of literature and culture, critical thinking and writing as well as research skills. 

We offer a bachelor degree in German Language at the Bowling Green State University. German plays an important role in today’s world as the native language of more than 100 million people and an international medium of commerce, science, travel and publishing. 

We offer a bachelor degree in Asian Studies at the Bowling Green State University. A growing demand exists for Americans to become more familiar with Asia in business, journalism, government, education, information technology, culture and service. 

The Economics program at the Bowling Green State University is the study of making choices. All societies experience shortages of the products and services that people want. There are simply not enough products and services to meet the ever-growing needs of consumers.

We offer a bachelor degree in French at the Bowling Green State University. French is recognized as one of the two major international languages of business and diplomacy, and as a dominant language in developing countries. Indeed, there are more French speakers outside of France than in France.

Cultural and Critical Studies - Popular Culture studies at the Bowling Green State University everyday life, including but not limited to everything that is mass produced by us and for us. Its subject matter is the world in which we live, relax and have fun.

The Bowling Green State University Liberal Studies program provides students with the opportunity to learn and develop skills through a personalized curriculum geared to their interests and needs, designed to enhance knowledge in a field of their choosing and prepare for an existing or future career.

We examine how governments operate, both in the U.S. and around the world. Students in the Political Science program at the Bowling Green State University learn how and why governments pursue certain policies, how these policies affect people, and how people can influence governments.

Investigate crime, especially in terms of gathering and analyzing evidence. Your work enhances the criminal justice system's ability to arrest and convict those responsible for the crimes. If you're interested in pursuing the Forensic Investigations programme from Bowling Green State University an investigative career in the public, private, intelligence or military sectors will unfold.

We offer a bachelor degree in Cultural and Critical Studies - Women's Gender, and Sexuality Studies at the Bowling Green State University. The academic discipline of Women's Studies began in the 1970s, and it examines women’s lives locally and globally, focusing on how gender intersects with other forms of difference including race, disability, ethnicity, class, age and sexual orientation.  

The major in Philosophy, Politics, Economics and Law from Bowling Green State University is a multidisciplinary undergraduate program that provides an integrated curriculum, drawing on the methods and insights of philosophy, political science and economics.

The Psychology program from the Bowling Green State University, the study of mental processes and behavior, is a broad and continually growing field of study. 

We offer a bachelor degree in World Language and Cultures at the Bowling Green State University. Prepare for a career teaching one of eight languages: Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Russian or Spanish. As a language teacher, you'll have a direct impact on the ability of future generations to be more globally connected in the 21st century.