14 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The  English - Film and Cultural Studies at University of Wisconsin-Parkside empowers you to pursue careers that require an ability to comprehend and appreciate film or other cultural productions, as well as positions in content creation for digital media and film or television.

Today's pressing question: "How do you prepare for jobs that don't exist today?" Who would have thought a few years ago that a position such as social media strategist or satellite radio producer would be available? Yet, those are real careers today and in the Communication program at University of Wisconsin-Parkside you will be well prepared with the skills necessary for these exciting jobs.

If you've always wanted to participate in a dig, figure out why people speak different languages, learn why people don't look the same or what DNA really means, or just learn about all diverse peoples of the world, then the Geography, Anthropology program at University of Wisconsin-Parkside is for you!

Pursuing the Spanish program from University of Wisconsin-Parkside is much more than simply learning to speak a language -- although that does provide many benefits, including making you a more valuable candidate in the job market. 

With the Political Science, Law program from University of Wisconsin-Parkside you will be prepared for many different careers in law, public policy, and business. As a student of law, you will learn how legal institutions influence both the relationship between individuals and shape public policy.

For some, the political process is fascinating. They see excitement in debating key issues. They understand the difference between an opinion and an argument. For those, the Political Science program from University of Wisconsin-Parkside may be the key to an exciting future in a variety of careers.

Psychology - Neuroscience at University of Wisconsin-Parkside is the scientific study of behavior and mental processes, including the empirical investigation of the nervous system underlying them. 

Psychology at University of Wisconsin-Parkside is the scientific study of behavior and mental processes, including the empirical investigation of the nervous system underlying them. 

The Sociology Degree Completion at University of Wisconsin-Parkside  online degree completion program is designed for students who would like to finish their degree solely online after completing the required pre-requisite courses. 

One of the principal reasons to study in the Economics program at University of Wisconsin-Parkside is that it develops a method of thinking and analysis that can be directly applied in many different fields. At Parkside you learn the principles and methods of economics and their application to real-world problems.

The International Studies program at University of Wisconsin-Parkside combines courses from various departments to create a broad, interdisciplinary program. You will study a variety of interesting topics and have the opportunity to participate in several of our study abroad programs, often led by our very own faculty.

Geography is a bridge between the social sciences and the natural sciences. As a major in the Geography program at University of Wisconsin-Parkside, you will examine the relationship between humans and the environment through field work, laboratory analysis, and literature research.

The curriculum of the Sociology program from University of Wisconsin-Parkside includes an understanding of theories and methods used by sociologists, as well as substantive areas to which these theories and methods are applied, allows for pursuit of a major or a minor, and it offers a variety of certificates that will make you well rounded for a successful 21st century career.

Psychology studies the human mind and behavior. It's also a field that offers a wide array of career paths. Majors in the Psychology program at University of Wisconsin-Parkside are given a broad-based education in the content, methods, principles, and theories of the science of psychology.