25 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Languages, Literatures and Cultures (LLC) majors at the University of North Carolina Greensboro engage our diverse but interconnected 21st-century world through the study of global languages and their corresponding literatures and cultures within the context of a liberal arts education. 

Psychology is offered by University of North Carolina Greensboro. The psychology major centers on developing and applying a scientific understanding of mind and behavior in four major areas of psychology: clinical, cognitive, developmental, and social. 

The Political Science Major at University of North Carolina Greensboro is suitable for students with career interests in law, politics, or governmental service, as well as for students who have more general intellectual interests in government, politics, and international relations as part of their effort to obtain a liberal education or to prepare for careers in business or nonprofit work.

Designed for adults who want to finish college, the interdisciplinary and highly customizable online Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies - Social Sciences degree at University of North Carolina Greensborocombines content from the humanities and social sciences to increase your professional skills and opportunities.

The International and Global Studies program at University of North Carolina Greensboro empowers undergraduates to expand their knowledge of issues and processes affecting societies beyond U.S. borders and across the globe through the lens of the social sciences and humanities.

The Spanish degree at University of North Carolina Greensboro promotes the values in the liberal arts tradition that derive particularly from the study of languages, literatures, and cultures, and provides an enlightening encounter with cultures and modes of thought different from one’s own.

University of North Carolina Greensboro's Classical Civilization concentration allows you to focus your studies on the cultures of the Ancient Mediterranean region. 

The Languages, Literatures, and Cultures - French and Francophone Studies degree from University of North Carolina Greensboro is designed to ensure a well-rounded preparation in French language, literature, and French and Francophone cultures.

The Communication Studies program offered by University of North Carolina Greensboro explores human communication as a means of connecting people, creating change, and working toward a just world. Coursework covers the theoretical and applied, textual and experiential, topical and case study.

African American and African Diaspora Studies Program graduates offeered by University of North Carolina Greensboro are prepared for careers in the fields of medicine, law, marketing, public relations, nonprofit management, teaching, project management, and more.

The Geography program at University of North Carolina Greensboro has three main objectives: to promote the understanding of the locational dimensions of human behavior in their environmental context; to offer a curriculum in which geographic concepts and methods are applied to understanding economic, environmental and to promote international understanding through area studies. 

University of North Carolina Greensboro's Classical Archaeology concentration allows you to focus your studies on the investigation of artifacts from ancient Greece and Rome. 

The BA in Economics offered by University of North Carolina Greensboro develops the student’s ability to apply economic reasoning and analysis to a variety of economic and public policy issues. This degree provides opportunity to double major outside of the Bryan School of Business and Economics.

The Sociology major at University of North Carolina Greensboro  provides students with strong foundations in research skills, writing, and research methods. Sociological knowledge is valuable in helping students better understand the global society in which they learn and work.

The Psychology major at the University of North Carolina Greensboro centers on developing and applying a scientific understanding of mind and behavior in four major areas of psychology: clinical psychology, cognitive psychology, developmental psychology, and social psychology.

The BS in Economics at University of North Carolina Greensboro builds on an analytical business foundation and develops the student’s ability to apply economic reasoning and analysis to economic, business, and policy issues.

The Bachelor’s in Geography - Urban Planning degree, available as a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) or Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) at University of North Carolina Greensboro, allows you to focus your studies on applying geographic skills and knowledge to problems of urban development, transportation, and other issues affecting the health, vitality, and sustainability of cities.

The Program in Women’s, Gender, & Sexuality Studies (WGS) at University of North Carolina Greensboro offers courses by resident faculty as well as courses taught by faculty throughout the university. 

The Archaeology Program at University of North Carolina Greensboro introduces students to past civilizations and cultures and to the analytical methods, techniques, and theories that archaeologists use to facilitate their study. 

Designed for working professionals, the online Bachelor of Science in Integrated Professional Studies (BIPS) at the University of North Carolina Greensboro develops depth in your area of interest and the breadth to see and think from different perspectives.