18 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

We live in a world where speaking one language sometimes isn’t enough. Today’s professionals need to be able to communicate on a global level. That’s why mastering Spanish Language and Literature could be one of the smartest moves you make. North Carolina State University offer the right programme for that.

The Bachelor of Arts in International Studies at North Carolina State University is an interdisciplinary program at NC State University that prepares graduates to embrace a world where global linkages exist alongside boundaries and separations. 

Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies is for students interested in critically examining and reinterpreting existing data and common assumptions about gender and gender identity.  Learn more with Interdisciplinary Studies- Womens, Gender and Sexuality Studies from North Carolina State University.

The Bachelor of Arts in Sociology at North Carolina State University is an excellent major for individuals fascinated by groups and the social behavior of people. 

A Bachelor of Arts in Political Science at North Carolina State University is highly valuable for students interested in public and nonprofit sector careers, private sector industries, NGOs and other international organizations. 

The Bachelor of Arts in Psychology at North Carolina State University is suitable for students who wish to learn about principles of human behavior and experience. 

The continuous expansion of international relations makes the knowledge of foreign languages a critical need for todays professional. Students of North Carolina State University's French Language and Literature pursue careers not only in education, research, translating, and interpreting, but also in politics, diplomacy, banking, computer technology and journalism to name a few.

Africana Studies is designed to give students an integrated and critical understanding of the experiences, contributions, and achievements of peoples of African descent throughout the world. Learn more with Interdisciplinary Studies: Africana Studies from North Carolina State University.

The Bachelor in Communication at North Carolina State University provides opportunities for study and training in human communication for professionals entering business, industry, non-profit organizations, or government service.

The Bachelor of Science, Technology and Societyat North Carolina State University is an interdisciplinary program of study that seeks to explore and understand the many ways that modern science and technology shape modern culture, values, and institutions, and how modern values shape science and technology.

The Arabic Studies major at North Carolina State University offers a structured path for those students who understand the value, and professional advantage, of obtaining cultural and linguistic proficiency in a critical region of the world.

Over a third of the world lives in China, India and Pakistan, and Japan – what would it be like to be able to talk with people in these countries, learn from them as they speak, and experience different cultures from the inside? A major in North Carolina State University's Asian Languages includes coursework in not only language, but history, literature, media, and popular culture.

North Carolina State University's Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies is for students interested in critically examining and reinterpreting existing data and common assumptions about gender and gender identity, in understanding the contributions made by women in various fields of endeavor, and in gaining insight into feminist theories and methodologies.

The Bachelor in Criminology at North Carolina State University provides a general background in the causes of crime and the agencies of criminal justice.

Perhaps you admire the culture. Or the country. Or the way the language sounds. Fair enough. But when it comes to your career, you need to choose a major that will help you get where you need to be. Luckily, North Carolina State University's German Studies fits the bill.

North Carolina State University's Africana Studies is designed to give students an integrated and critical understanding of the experiences, contributions, and achievements of peoples of African descent throughout the world. The core courses emphasize conceptual and methodological issues within Africana Studies.

The Bachelor in Economics at North Carolina State University will help you to understand how individuals, businesses, and governmental units manage resources. Focused attention is given to how these entities influence and interact with each other in the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services.

The Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology at North Carolina State University provides training particularly well-suited to twenty-first century job markets.