15 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

A major in International Affairs from Marshall University combines studies in economics, geography, history, and political science and emphasizes the study of a foreign language.

The Japanese Language Program at the Marshall University, a part of the Department of Modern Languages, offers a major in Japanese Language and two minors: Japanese Language and Japanese Studies.

Spanish at the Marshall University  offers courses in the Spanish language at the elementary, intermediate and advanced levels, as well as courses in composition, conversation, literature, history and art. 

The Division of Finance and Economics at the Marshall University offers a Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Economics. 

The B.S. in Geography offered by the Marshall University is for students interested in natural science—concepts and issues related to the environment, earth processes, atmospheric processes, and climate—or in GIScience. 

The Marshall University's Department of Public Communication offers three different undergraduate concentrations in Communication Studies: Interpersonal Communication, Organizational Communication, and Public Communication. 

Many believe politics is a dirty business and best left for politicians working in places like the county courthouse, the state capital, the White House, and the United Nations. In fact, a major in Political Science offered by the Marshall University will drag this nebulous “political world” into the light of the real world.

The Marshall University's Department of Communication Studies offers three different undergraduate concentrations in Communication Studies: Interpersonal Communication, Organizational Communication, and Public Communication. 

The Marshall University's Department of Health Communication offers three different undergraduate concentrations in Communication Studies: Interpersonal Communication, Organizational Communication, and Public Communication. 

The Marshall University's Department of Interpersonal Communication offers three different undergraduate concentrations in Communication Studies: Interpersonal Communication, Organizational Communication, and Public Communication. 

Despite its relatively small size, the Anthropology Program at Marshall University incorporates a number of resources typically expected of much larger departments.  These include an Archaeological and Ethnological Laboratory, where materials from the MU Archaeological Field School are stored and analyzed.

Sociology at the Marshall University is the study of human societies. We ask basic questions like “why do humans do what we do” and “how does society work”. Along the way we pick up essential human questions like: What does it mean when we say that we live in a socially constructed reality?

Psychology is the scientific study of human cognition, affect, behavior, and relationships. Psychologists at the Marshall University seek to understand, predict and influence behavior through research in a wide range of issues which affect human functioning, including social, physiological, developmental, cognitive and emotional factors. 

The B.A. in Geography program offered by the Marshall University is for students interested in the spatial and human dimensions of places, cities, and regions. Students will explore concepts and issues related to population dynamics and migration, globalization, economic development, transportation systems, connectivity and accessibility, segregation, urban growth and decline.

The Marshall University's Department of Organizational Communication offers three different undergraduate concentrations in Communication Studies: Interpersonal Communication, Organizational Communication, and Public Communication.