39 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Management and Society is an interdisciplinary major from University of North Carolina Chapel Hill that focuses on the institutional context and inner workings of organizations.

The goal of the Latin American Studies program offered by the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill is to develop students’ basic knowledge and comprehension of key themes in Latin American and Caribbean history, cultures, and contemporary social, economic, and political issues. 

The undergraduate Sociology program at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill includes opportunities to put sociological ideas into practice through research by means of independent studies, theses, and internships.

The Curriculum in Global Studies at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill offers an interdisciplinary undergraduate major that draws on courses from the social sciences, humanities, and professional schools. 

The Jewish Studies program from University of North Carolina Chapel Hill is dedicated to the study of religions as historical and cultural phenomena. 

The American Indian and Indigenous Studies concentration at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill provides a meaningful grounding in the histories, cultures, and contemporary experiences of peoples indigenous to North America, as well as their encounters with settler states. 

This Medical Anthropology program at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill provides students with the fundamental knowledge and exposure needed to pursue careers and post-graduate studies in fields related to global health, public health, allied health care and health and human services, medicine, dentistry, and other emerging disciplines. 

The Communication Studies degree at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill is designed to enable students to develop the capacities to be knowledgeable and responsible producers and consumers of communication through engagement, critique, and creativity.

As a Political Science major at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, you will take a broad range of courses across five subfields: American politics, comparative politics, international relations, political theory, and political methodology. The flexible major requirements also allow you to focus your coursework on the areas of political science that draw your interest.

The B.A. major in the American Studies at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill area provides students with a broad foundation in ways of studying and researching American culture, exposure, and the opportunity to explore specific eras and genres in depth.

The Public Policy programs at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill offers multiple courses on both global and domestic policy issues including courses on education, immigration, the environment, health and human rights, and history and public policy.

Students in Arab Cultures courses at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill learn both Modern Standard Arabic and a dialect of spoken Arabic (either Egyptian or Levantine) simultaneously.  

The French and Francophone Studies major from University of North Carolina Chapel Hill provides students with a more thorough command of the language, as well as a comprehensive knowledge of the literatures, cultures, and civilization of the francophone world.  

The Human Organizational Leadership and Development (HOLD) program from University of North Carolina Chapel Hill prepares graduates to understand, lead, and work effectively with a diverse set of stakeholders in organizations focused on learning and human development. 

Stretching from Japan to the Arab world, Asia is the largest and most populous continent in the world and home to an array of diverse cultures and political structures. We offer a Asian Studies - Interdisciplinary program from University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. 

A Psychology major at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill may prove valuable to those planning other professional careers such as medicine, law, education, or business, as well as to those who seek a broad cultural background in the behavioral sciences.

Anthropology at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill is the integrative study of human beings at all times and in all places. Anthropological expertise has special application for hidden histories and the ancient past; the intersection of human biology and ecology; and the way communities create and use meaning, values, and history in everyday life.

The undergraduate major in Archaeology at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill  focuses on the systematic study of the human past through its material remains by means of the excavation, recovery, and interpretation of artifacts and other associated evidence.

A major in Chinese at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill combines language proficiency with deep cultural knowledge, providing students with linguistic and cultural competencies for graduate studies or jobs in public policy, health, business, journalism, law, diplomacy, science, technology, and education.

The Cultural Studies major from University of North Carolina Chapel Hill is designed for undergraduate students who wish to combine the strengths of various departments and curricula in the College of Arts and Sciences.