16 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Portuguese is the official language of more than 200 million people in eight countries on four continents. After English and Spanish, it is the third most widely spoken European language, and the sixth most spoken language in the world. Learn more about this with the Portugese program of University of Massachusetts Dartmouth.

At the Women and Gender Studies (Online) course offered at University of Massachusetts Dartmouth you will learn how gender, together with race, class, and sexuality, affects all of our lives. 

The Crime and Justice Studies program of University of Massachusetts Dartmouth brings together the fields of criminology, criminal justice, and justice studies. Bridging the social sciences and the humanities, the program specializes in the study of the criminal justice system's history, policies, politics, and procedures.

The International Politics program of University of Massachusetts Dartmouth promotes critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity with respect to international politics; it enables students to address global issues and contribute to the public good.

Spanish is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world, uniting a fascinating diversity of societies and cultures. When you major in the Spanish program of University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, you'll gain proficiency in oral and written language skills while enhancing your awareness of the social and cultural influences that shape knowledge in the Spanish-speaking world.

Explore the social world through distinct but related branches of knowledge in the social sciences with the Sociology and Anthropology program of University of Massachusetts Dartmouth. Focus on understanding society and culture through a comparative and historical perspective. Consider the impacts of global, regional and national developments on local communities.

As a major in the Political Science program of University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, you'll develop an understanding of political institutions and processes in the local, state, national, and global community. You'll be prepared to think critically and act effectively as an engaged citizen.

The Communication program from University of Massachusetts Dartmouth provides students with 21st century written, oral, and visual communication knowledge and skills grounded in rhetorical theory and critically engaged with diverse social, environmental, and technological perspectives.

Explore the lives, voices, histories, roles, and ideas of women. Learn how the social construction of gender affects women’s and men’s lives. When you major in the Women's and Gender Studies program of University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, you'll place women's and men's experiences at the center of inquiry—as subjects rather than objects.

As a major in the Economics program of University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, you'll learn how to: advise businesses and, government on economic issues, collect and analyze data, interpret and forecast market trends and research economic issues and design policies to solve them.

The Political Science (Online) course offered at University of Massachusetts Dartmouth provides students the opportunity to develop an understanding of political institutions and processes in a global community. 

The Sociology and Anthropology (Online) course offered at University of Massachusetts Dartmouth examines societies and basic institutions, as well as smaller groups such as family, peers and neighborhood.

The Economics (Online) course offered at University of Massachusetts Dartmouth you will learn to read critically, write clearly, and communicate effectively through argument, analysis, exposition, and oral presentation.

The English Literature and Criticism program of University of Massachusetts Dartmouth is an exciting discipline that challenges you to explore both literature and writing.

The Economics (Online) course offered at University of Massachusetts Dartmouth uses economic theory and empirical analysis to address real-world problems. Learn the underpinnings of economic decision-making by identifying and analyzing the costs and benefits of financial and policy decisions. 

Psychology is the scientific exploration of human behavior. The Psychology program from University of Massachusetts Dartmouth curriculum offers a broad introduction to this dynamic and diverse field, with an emphasis on the understanding and design of research.