9 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Criminology at University of New England Maine is for those committed to promoting social equality in law enforcement and criminal justice reform.

The skill set you develop as an Applied Social and Cultural Studies major from University of New England Maine includes critical thinking, communication skills, the ability to see things through different lenses, and professional skills acquired from internships. You’ll be equipped to enter the workforce across a broad spectrum of fields.

Do you have a talent for crafting a message, selling an idea, or telling an interesting story? University of New England Maine’s Bachelor of Arts in Communications cultivates professional and personal communications skills in a supportive, student-focused environment. 

The Social Work 4 plus 1 at University of New England Maine is for those interested in getting both a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in social work.

The Bachelor of Arts in Political Science at University of New England Maine focuses on the most important – and most flexible – skills required by the American job market today: skills in analysis, critical thinking, and effective communication. 

The Global Studies at University of New England Maine is an interdisciplinary program that draws from at least ten disciplines.

Our Psychology degrees at University of New England Maine are committed to exploring and understanding how personal, psychological, social, and environmental conditions influence action and thought.

Graduates at University of New England Maine who major in Interdisciplinary Studies in the Humanities may pursue numerous professions. 

Are you a people watcher? Does human social behavior fascinate you? The Bachelor of Arts in Sociology program at University of New England Maine focuses on the origins and evolution of human social interaction.