18 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

What better time to be studying democracy, equality, justice and the role of government? Faculty members in the Political Science program of The University of Toledo covers all of these issues and more in class and their research.

The Communication (Online) program at The University of Toledo provides a balance of skills, training, and critical thinking for students to excel in organizational environments, such as corporations, non-profits, and mass media. 

In the Communication program at The University of Toledo, you’ll learn to thrive in a fast-paced, technology-driven market using field experiences and flexible capstone options that advance your career goals.  

Students of the French program at The University of Toledo learn more than grammar and conversational skills. They study the richness of other Francophone cultures through film, literature and more.

Students in The University of Toledo’s Geography and Planning program study issues critical to all of us, like climate change, economic development, resource management, land use and population growth.

The Law and Social Thought program at The University of Toledo is based on the view that the study of law and justice cannot be done in a vacuum. Students need to appreciate the connections between law and morality, politics, language, history and power. This humanities and social science context helps UToledo students better understand modern democracy and law.

The Spanish program from The University of Toledo can move your resume to the top of the pile in many fields, including business, medicine and social work.

Pursue a sociology bachelor’s degree and learn skills that are invaluable in life and in any career. The Sociology program of The University of Toledo will equip you to better understand human relationships. This understanding is critical as our world evolves and grows more diverse.

Students of the Women's and Gender Studies at The University of Toledo study the contributions, experiences, history and issues facing women in the U.S. and across the world. UToledo’s curriculum also explores the complexity of gender as it intersects with other identity categories and shapes our experiences.

Undergraduates of the German program at The University of Toledo become conversationally competent, as well as culturally competent. Both traits are important to employers — whether you’re interested in teaching or translating, or a career in international business, government, foreign services or the tourism industry.

The Psychology program of The University of Toledo is the most popular major in the College of Arts and Letters.

Students of the Global Studies program of The University of Toledo focus on what interests them and take courses across academic disciplines.

The Anthropology program at The University of Toledo in Ohio asks a fundamental question: What does it mean to be human? Anthropology majors study people around the world — people from different times and places. They learn how our thoughts and beliefs are shaped by the cultural communities in which we are raised.

Problem-solver. Multi-tasker. Does that describe you? You could have a future in supply chain management — helping companies run efficiently. The Operation and Supply Chain Management program at The University of Toledo is one of the few to offer the program nation-wide.

The University of Toledo’s program in Middle East Studies explores the history and contemporary issues of the Middle East. Undergraduates study the region’s religions, cultures and socioeconomic systems, along with its relations with the rest of the world.

Students at the Economics program of The University of Toledo have unheard-of opportunities to work with faculty on research and even have their research funded. An economics degree helps you develop critical thinking skills that can be applied to your career and help you keep up with changing technology.

Experiential learning is a hallmark of the Africana Studies program at The University of Toledo in Ohio. Africana studies majors can take the knowledge they learn in the classroom into communities across America and the world.

Undergraduates in The University of Toledo’s Communication Studies bachelor’s degree program study communication skills that allow them to adapt to an evolving, technology-driven job market.