10 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Anthropology program at the University of South Alabama allows students to study what it means to be human, and to explore human similarities and differences across geographic space and time. 

The Psychology program at the University of South Alabama provides exceptional undergraduate students the opportunity to earn a bachelor’s and master’s degree at an accelerated pace in Psychology. 

Economics and Finance at South Alabama University are  interrelated disciplines dealing with capital and resource allocation.

The Political Science program from the  University of South Alabama includes the study of theories of government as well as examinations of such topics as governance, parties, public opinion, interest groups, campaigns, elections, civil and political rights, and the various institutions of government.

Focusing on diplomacy and contemporary politics in their historical context, the concentration in International Relations at the University of South Alabama offers coursework in political science, history, economics and language and equips students with the knowledge and critical thinking skills necessary to address the complex issues of an increasingly “flat” world.

The Sociology program at the University of South Alabama prepares students for jobs in many professional settings. Students are taught by talented faculty and field experts in the College of Arts and Sciences.

The Geography program at the University of South Alabama is an exciting science producing research of great value to government interests, planning agencies, and private businesses.

Students at the University of South Alabama can pursue a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies are encouraged to participate in internships, and those concentrating in International Relations have recently earned internship credit for work in city and state government agencies and for work with non-governmental organizations.

Students majoring in Early Childhood Studies at South Alabama University learn a developmentally appropriate approach to caring for young children (birth to age 8) in a play-based environment that invites inquiry, autonomy and responsive social interaction while supporting language, cognitive, social, emotional and physical development.

The student experience in this Communication Studies program at University of South Alabama focuses on personal interests and professional goals through an integrated curriculum and hands-on involvement, exceptional internships and concentration-specific student organizations.