25 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Are you inspired to tackle challenging problems in your community? Do you think about the role that government plays in the lives of residents? If you find yourself curious about how to change policies and programs, then the Public Administration and Policy program of The University of Texas at San Antonio may be right for you.

If you’re looking to learn about feminist methodologies, foster dialogue on issues concerning working class women and nurture female leadership, then you may want to study in the Women's Studies program of The University of Texas at San Antonio.

Do you ever walk into a grocery store, pick up an item and wonder what the story behind it is? Do you wonder what was the process to make this, how much did it cost and is it priced differently elsewhere? If you’re interested in supply and demand, production, and the cost of items in a store, then the Economics program of The University of Texas at San Antonio might be the right choice for you.

Ohayōgozaimasu. quoi de neuf? kak dela? Are you passionate about learning new languages and can you knock out Duolingo modules like a boss? If you’d like to learn about linguistics, traditions and cultures that are different than your own, then you may want to consider studying in the Modern Language Studies program of The University of Texas at San Antonio.

The University of Texas at San Antonio’s Multidisciplinary Studies degree in Geoinformatics will provide you with the skills to create, manage and analyze spatial data on the Earth’s surface and beyond.

The Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies program offered by The University of Texas at San Antonio provides the opportunity to examine the social, historical, political and cultural experiences of women from an interdisciplinary perspective.

The Communication (Online) program offered by The University of Texas at San Antonio explores digital media, public relations, intercultural and organizational communications, and prepare for a career in a multitude of industries.

Do you hold a strong interest in the early origins, experiences and deeply-held traditions of Mexican Americans? If you’d like to uncover the history and heritage that has helped shape this community’s rich identity, then you may be interested in majoring in the Mexican American Studies program of The University of Texas at San Antonio.

Are you interested in understanding the causes and consequences of criminal behavior? Do you want to learn about how the police, courts, and corrections respond to crime? If you are motivated to help build a safer, more just society, you may want to study in the Criminology and Criminal Justice program of The University of Texas at San Antonio.

From how fast you can drive on the interstate to how you’re going to pay for college, politics and law impacts nearly everything you do. While all those late nights spent watching House of Cards and Better Call Saul probably didn’t help you much with understanding political and legal matters, the Politics and Law program of The University of Texas at San Antonio will.

At the Behavioral Science program offered by The University of Texas at San Antonio you will gain a solid foundation in counseling, education, behavior analysis and human development to develop a broad perspective.

The Business Economics program offered by The University of Texas at San Antonio combines economic theory and practical business education to give you a comprehensive learning experience.

Some of the most pressing issues of our time stem from the complex relationship between people and the environment. If you’re interested in addressing these issues, and also following how humans have shaped their habitat and progressed as a society, then you may want to study in the Anthropology program of The University of Texas at San Antonio.

With over 400 million native speakers, Spanish is one of the most common languages spoken throughout the world today. If you’re interested in diving into another language, it’s difficult to go wrong with the value and utility that you’ll acquire from studying in the Spanish program of The University of Texas at San Antonio.

If you’re interested in the various and changing roles within our society, and knowing how to interpret and predict them, then you may wish to study in the Sociology program of The University of Texas at San Antonio.

The History - Social Studies program of The University of Texas at San Antonio is designed for students intending to teach history, geography, government and economics at the secondary school level.

Are you interested in crafting effective communications—be it verbal, nonverbal or written? Because practically everything we do sends a message, communication can happen across a variety of channels including graphic design, public speaking, social media and writing. If one of these interest you, then you may consider the Communication program of The University of Texas at San Antonio.

At the Geography and Environmental Sustainability (Online) program offered by The University of Texas at San Antonio you’ll develop skills in Geographic Information Systems and computer programming while exploring the ethical and social responsibilities of these technologies. 

Are you more interested in researching health as a social problem than as a biological problem? If you want to work in health professions, administration, or management while considering interdisciplinary and interprofessional perspectives on health and aging, you might be interested in majoring in Health, Aging and Society at The University of Texas at San Antonio.

The Bachelor of Arts in African American Studies at The University of Texas at San Antonio is an interdisciplinary program exploring Black lives and communities with an intersectional lens.