42 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Anthropology program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is relevant for people whose goal is graduate study, as well as for people whose occupations and endeavors require a crosscultural understanding of human nature and biology, human history and prehistory, and the variety of cultures humans have developed. 

The Africana Studies program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte requires the completion of a minimum 30 credit hours in Africana Studies courses.

The Communication Studies, Organizational Communication program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is designed for students whose careers will benefit from an understanding of the communication processes that occur within organizational contexts

The Africana Studies, Popular Culture and Digital Media program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte requires the completion of a minimum 30 credit hours in Africana Studies courses.

The Africana Studies, Social Justice and the Law program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte requires the completion of a minimum 30 credit hours in Africana Studies courses.

The Sociology, Organizations, Occupations and Work 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 International Studies, Development and Sustainability program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte draws upon the faculty and courses of the Department of Global Studies, as well as a number of other departments, and is structured to give students skills and knowledge to understand and analyze societies outside the United States in the context of the rapidly changing world.

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 Communication Studies program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is designed to provide students with the opportunity to pursue more extensive study in the communication context most relevant to their professional and social goals.

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 curriculum of the Geography program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is oriented toward the concepts and methodologies of social science that stress the importance of location.

The Department of History, in collaboration with the College of Education, offers the History, History and Social Studies Teacher Licensure program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte.

The Communication Studies, Health Communication program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte examines the role of communication in understanding, promoting, and maintaining health

The Child and Family Development program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte prepares graduates to work in educational and related settings that serve infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergartners with and without disabilities, and their families.

The International Studies, Holocaust, Genocide and Human Rights program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte draws upon the faculty and courses of the Department of Global Studies, as well as a number of other departments, and is structured to give students skills and knowledge to understand and analyze societies outside the United States in the context of the rapidly changing world.

The French program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte offers study in strategically selected languages, literatures, and film to develop students’ language skills, cultural knowledge, literacy, and critical thinking in order to prepare its graduates for participation and leadership in an increasingly global, multicultural, and multilingual society.

The Department of Geography and Earth Sciences, in collaboration with the College of Education and the Department of Middle, Secondary, and K-12 Education, offers the Geography, Comprehensive Social Studies Teacher Licensure of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte to prepare students for a North Carolina (9-12) teaching license.

The Fire and Safety Engineering Technology, Fire 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 International Studies, European Studies program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte draws upon the faculty and courses of the Department of Global Studies, as well as a number of other departments, and is structured to give students skills and knowledge to understand and analyze societies outside the United States in the context of the rapidly changing  world.

The Department of Political Science and Public Administration, in collaboration with the College of Education, offers the Political Science, Comprehensive Social Studies Teacher Licensure program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte.