22 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

In the Sociology program from University of North Dakota you will discover how social interactions and institutions change the world, and prepare to make important contributions to society.

Build your skills as a critical thinker and effective communicator as you learn about the American Indian experience. With University of North Dakota’s B.A. program in American Indian Studies, you’ll explore a variety of American Indian perspectives and cultures, histories and contemporary experiences.

Explore the language, history and culture of one of the world’s most influential nations by studying German. Germany’s history, politics and culture have influenced the world far beyond its borders. With a major or minor in German Studies from University of North Dakota, you expand your understanding of the world and your place in it. 

In the Criminal Justice Studies program from University of North Dakota students will explore the causes and impact of criminal behavior and prepare to play a key role in administering criminal justice.

Immerse yourself in Spanish language and literature at University of North Dakota, where we believe that language and culture are inseparable.

In an increasingly interconnected world, a global perspective is more essential than ever. A Global Studies degree from University of North Dakota gives you the tools for a successful career at the local, national or international level.

University of North Dakota  continues to work closely with our partners to navigate the important steps of re-establishing our Music Therapy program.

University of North Dakota's affordable bachelor’s degree in Geography offers concentrations in community and urban development, environmental geography and geographic education. The geography degree is designed to use technology and scientific reasoning to study locations, the differences between places and how people interact with the environment.

In the Women and Gender Studies program at the University of North Dakota you will examine issues of sex, gender, social inequality and power dynamics and prepare to launch a fulfilling career in any profession.

Learn at the University of North Dakota the day-to-day tasks of operating a business and how real-world economic conditions are likely to affect it. We specialize in blending economics with entrepreneurship. You'll Business Economics graduate with the skills to gather and analyze data to solve problems affecting companies, governments and non-profit organizations.

Study one of the world’s most beautiful and influential languages with a B.A. in French from University of North Dakota.

When you study Economics at University of North Dakota, you'll investigate the subject from two perspectives. The view from 30,000 feet, or macroeconomics, covers society-wide issues such as inflation, unemployment and economic growth.

Advance your public service career before you even start with our combined bachelor's and M.P.A. Public Affairs or Political Science program of the University of North Dakota.

A major in Anthropology from University of North Dakota gives you a strong foundation of skills that you can apply to almost any career in government, education, business, or the non profit sector. 

In the Social Science program from University of North Dakota you will study what you love, create your own curriculum and build the skills you need to thrive in any career.

In the Psychology program from University of North Dakota you will study the intricacies of the human mind and prepare for a fulfilling career in mental health care, research and beyond.

The Political Science from University of North Dakota is a degree that paves the way to politics — or the law, public policy, journalism and dozens of other options.

If you’re looking for the straightest line from education to professional, a University of North Dakota Economics - Combined or Accelerated degree is right for you. 

Gain the economics background with the Banking and Financial Economics degree at the University of North Dakota to understand how even small changes in policy or outlook can affect the world's financial climate, and the business background to understand how financial institutions can navigate those changes. 

Good public policy relies on individuals who are clear thinkers and communicators. But it also demands an in-depth understanding of management, accounting and economics. The Public Affairs programme is offered at the University of North Dakota.