18 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

At University of Northern Iowa, Geography majors are prepared to be informed, engaged and empowered global citizens, with strong cross-cultural interpersonal skills. 

The Department of Political Communication at the University of Northern Iowa offers one of the few undergraduate Political Communication programs in the United States.

The Criminology and Criminal Justice program offered by University of Northern Iowa provides  Associate of Arts (AA) or Associate of Science (AS) graduates with endless career options in the Criminal Justice & Criminology fields. 

Through University of Northern Iowa's French program, students will attend UNI for two years (earning a B.A. in Individual Studies: French Language and Cultures), before spending two years at Université de Franche-Comté (earning a Licence Lettres et Arts: Lettres Modernes).

The University of Northern Iowa (UNI) is a public university located in Cedar Falls, Iowa. Its Communication, Theatre Teaching program prepares students to become effective communicators and educators in the field of theatre. Students gain practical experience in teaching, directing, and producing theatrical performances.

If you’ve ever wanted to predict the future, the perfect major is in your forecast. Apply to the Economics degree offered at University of Northern Iowa.

At Communication from University of Northern Iowa the things you learn in a class can be put into practice immediately – building a set of skills and principles that will prepare you to adapt to our constantly changing world.

The University of Northern Iowa's Bachelor of Arts in Spanish program prepares students for a career in the global economy by providing a comprehensive education in the Spanish language and culture. Students gain advanced proficiency in Spanish language skills and cultural competence to work in fields such as education, healthcare, business, government, and non-profit organizations.

The Bachelor of Liberal Studies at the University of Northern Iowa offers a convenient, flexible alternative to the traditional path to a bachelor's degree. This self-paced program affords students the opportunity to balance the important things in life while earning a degree. 

Students within the Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Criminology are taught to value cultural diversity and pluralism and to engage in critical analysis of social structure and processes. The Anthropology major is offered at University of Northern Iowa.

Analyze. Interpret. Engage. Change. Apply to the Political Science degree course delivered by the University of Northern Iowa.

University of Northern Iowa offers the most established Criminology and Criminal Justice undergraduate degree program in the state of Iowa. 

The Communication Disorders - Pre-Speech-Language Pathology program offered by University of Northern Iowa helps improve the lives of persons with speech, language, and swallowing disorders.

The Communication Disorders - Pre-Audiology program offered by University of Northern Iowa considers that  audiologists improve people’s lives by working to prevent hearing loss and balance disorders, assess hearing and balance, and treat hearing disorders.

Through coursework, research experience, internships and psychology club, University of Northern Iowa Psychology students gain a broad understanding of human psychological processes. 

The Sociology majors from University of Northern Iowa learn about human behavior, how groups work together, what brings people into conflict, and what creates change. 

The University of Northern Iowa's Bachelor of Arts in Spanish Teaching program prepares students for a career in teaching Spanish to K-12 students. Through a rigorous curriculum and hands-on experience in the classroom, students gain the skills and knowledge needed to teach Spanish language and culture effectively.

The University of Northern Iowa's Bachelor of Arts in Social Science Teaching program prepares students for a rewarding career in teaching social sciences. Through a rigorous curriculum and hands-on experience in the classroom, students gain the skills and knowledge needed to teach a wide range of social sciences, including history, political science, economics, and sociology.