33 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Economics- Public Policy and Sustainability is offered by University of New Hampshire. Embrace a major that will take you anywhere through an understanding of how a society uses its limited resources, and how its people deal with the production, distribution and consumption of goods and services. 

The International Affairs degree program from University of New Hampshire will equip you to take on these worldwide challenges through rigorous interdisciplinary coursework, language studies and a rich international experience. Combine the dual major with any other major at UNH and graduate as a critically minded and responsible global citizen ready to contribute meaningfully to the world.

Communication- Media Practices is offered by University of New Hampshire. Whether you’re interested in radio broadcasting, videography, vlogging, documentary production, screenwriting or social media influencing, the media practices option in the communication degree program will give you the experience and hands-on training to succeed. 

The Sociology Major (B.A.) is offered by University of New Hampshire. Sociology is the study of society, or the way groups of people in a community, large or small, interact. This includes the ways in which a group or organization can affect individual decisions and behaviors, as well as the ways in which an individual can influence the group.

The Neuroscience and Behavior Major (B.S.) is offered by The University of New Hampshire. Neuroscience and behavior is a multidisciplinary field that seeks to understand the complex relationship between the nervous system and behavior in humans and other animals. 

The Communication Major (B.A.) is offered by The University of New Hampshire. Communication is the study of efforts to create, share and control meaning. Communication occurs in face-to-face contexts, via speech and the body, and through technologies as old as writing and as new as social media. 

Communication- Business Applications is offered by University of New Hampshire. If you enjoy connecting with other people and are considering a career in marketing, advertising or business management, our business applications option within the communication degree program will give you a head start.

What does it mean to be human? That’s the question you’ll try to answer while pursuing a degree in Anthropology at University of New Hampshire. You’ll study human beings and past and present societies throughout the world. You’ll gain a broad overview of diverse peoples and cultures and acquire critical thinking skills, preparing you for today’s increasingly globalized world and job market.

The Political Science Major (B.A.) is offered by University of New Hampshire. From local grassroots movements to interstate wars, political action and institutions affect our societies and our everyday lives. As a major, you will study the institutions, practices and ideas that shape international, comparative and American politics.

The Italian Studies Major (B.A.) is offered by The University of New Hampshire. As a student majoring in Italian, you’ll learn why Italy’s art, food, literature and cinema have such a large and lasting impact on culture worldwide. While you’re at it, you’ll gain proficiency in Italian, which is spoken as a second language by 250 million people. 

The Russian Major is offered by University of New Hampshire. Russian is the most widely spoken of the Slavic languages and is the most geographically widespread language of Eurasia. To study Russian is to be introduced to one of the world’s great literatures and cultures.

Applied Mathematics- Economics is offered by University of New Hampshire. Students completing this program are prepared for graduate study in mathematics or a career in business or industry.

The French Major is offered by The University of New Hampshire. French is the official language in 33 countries spread over five continents. While studying for your degree in French, you will gain fluency by learning the language and open your horizons by exploring French and Francophone literature, films and other cultural productions.