39 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

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.

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.  

The B.S. degree in Economics at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill provides an overview of methods for studying activity and outcomes in market settings and beyond, considers the impact of public policy and business activity through the lens of economic models, and covers techniques in quantitative and data analysis that are the foundation of modern economic analysis. 

In the undergraduate study of Psychology at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, the emphasis is on a broad acquaintance with the behavioral sciences, not specialization. 

The program in Portuguese at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill combines the study of the language, culture, and literatures of Brazil and Portugal. Emphasis is placed on the language as it is currently spoken and its historical development. 

This Classical Archaeology program from University of North Carolina Chapel Hill focuses on the material remains of prehistoric and classical antiquity, while also providing a background in civilization, history, and at least one classical language.

The courses leading to a B.A. degree with a major in Economics from University of North Carolina Chapel Hill comprise a large area of inquiry into the problems and structure of the economic segment of society.

English and Comparative Literature majors at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill study literature, film, writing, and media of broad geographic and cultural provenance, so students have opportunities to practice comparative thinking. 

A major in Russian Language and Culture from University of North Carolina Chapel Hill provides preparatory training that will be useful in government employment; internationally oriented business, journalism, law, and teaching; as well as graduate study in a range of humanistic and social science disciplines.

Multiple tracks for undergraduate study are available for students interested in German programs (two concentrations), Slavic programs (two concentrations), and Central European studies (one concentration). We offer a bachelor degree in Central European Studies at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. 

The curriculum in Contemporary European Studies at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill is designed to provide students with a broad interdisciplinary understanding of modern Europe and the European Union

The Peace, War, and Defense program from University of North Carolina Chapel Hill brings together faculty and courses from many disciplines to provide undergraduates with a range of approaches to the fundamental issues of human conflict and national and global security and defense.

The Geography department at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill offers classes spanning the social and natural sciences and offering students training in qualitative, quantitative, spatial analysis and modelling, and lab methodologies

The Department of Women’s and Gender Studies at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill offers a feminist interdisciplinary course of study that expands the process of knowledge production to include considerations of gender, race, class, and sexuality in the United States and globally.

The curriculum of the Department of African, African American, and Diaspora Studies at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill emphasizes the histories, cultures, cultural linkages, and contemporary sociopolitical and economic realities of Africa and the African diasporas in the context of a globalizing world.

A degree in Asian Studies with a South Asian Studies concentration from University of North Carolina Chapel Hill will provide students with cultural and language competencies that will serve them well in a globalizing world. 

In the Japanese program at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, students enjoy meeting others with similar enthusiasms and often take part in extracurricular activities such as the Japan Club and the anime club (COUp).

One of the first programs of its kind in the Southeast, the Korean Studies concentration at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill allows students to combine Korean language study with an interdisciplinary set of courses in Korean culture, history, and society.

Romance Languages - Hispanic Studies at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill thrives on innovative literary, linguistic, and theoretical approaches to the Spanish-speaking world, and includes the study of indigenous, Afro-descendant, Asian, and other cultures.