23 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

In the English - Literary and Cultural Studies program from University of Wisconsin La Crosse, we prepare students as future professionals and responsible citizens through the study of literature, writing, rhetoric, and the teaching of English.

Join the conversation on communication's role in social, political, and cultural contexts through critical thinking and idea exchange with this Communication Studies - Interpersonal Communication program offered at University of Wisconsin La Crosse.

Political Science from University of Wisconsin La Crosse introduces you to the study of governments, policies, institutions, and the behavior of participants in the political world.

Communication Studies  - Public Communication and Advocacy from University of Wisconsin La Crosse provides students with opportunities to increase their understanding of the communication process and develop communication competencies necessary for their personal and professional endeavors.

Archaeological Studies - Cultural Anthropology from University of Wisconsin La Crosse is designed for students interested in learning more about cross-cultural international issues, and pursuing careers that address social problems at both local and global scales. 

Economics is a dynamic social science that explores how individuals, businesses, and governments make decisions and allocate resources. The Economics program from University of Wisconsin La Crosse equips students with analytical skills to understand complex issues like inflation, unemployment, and policy development.

Geography from University of Wisconsin La Crosse is designed to provide students with a broad academic background. Geography majors have an extremely high level of flexibility in choosing from a wide breadth of elective courses that match their personal interests.

Students with a German Studies - Business from University of Wisconsin La Crosse major or minor find a variety of career paths. 

Join the conversation on communication's role in social, political, and cultural contexts through critical thinking and idea exchange with this Communication Studies - Organizational and Professional Communication program offered at University of Wisconsin La Crosse.

Geographic Information Science from University of Wisconsin La Crosse is designed to provide students with a broad academic background. Geography majors have an extremely high level of flexibility in choosing from a wide breadth of elective courses that match their personal interests.

Geography - Fundamentals of Geographic Information Science from University of Wisconsin La Crosse is designed to provide students with a broad academic background. Geography majors have an extremely high level of flexibility in choosing from a wide breadth of elective courses that match their personal interests.

The Broadfield Social Studies Education - History from University of Wisconsin La Crosse programs provide undergraduate content and skills-based training for teacher candidates seeking to teach social studies in grades 4-12.

Archaeological Studies at University of Wisconsin La Crosse is a discipline that studies the human past through the material remains that people left behind, such as artifacts, human burials or ancient ruins. Archaeologists gain a deeper understanding of what it means to be human and apply their knowledge to help solve problems of today.

Race, Gender, and Sexuality Studies from University of Wisconsin La Crosse seeks to understand how various societies construct ideas of maleness/masculinity and femaleness/femininity in relation to other social categories and to systems of inequality and privilege. 

Geography - Humans and the Environment from University of Wisconsin La Crosse is designed to provide students with a broad academic background. Geography majors have an extremely high level of flexibility in choosing from a wide breadth of elective courses that match their personal interests.

Geography - Environmental Science from University of Wisconsin La Crosse is designed to provide students with a broad academic background. Geography majors have an extremely high level of flexibility in choosing from a wide breadth of elective courses that match their personal interests.

Are you interested in human emotion, memory, motivation and personality? Learn to better understand the mind and behaviors with a Psychology degree at University of Wisconsin La Crosse.

Sociology is the study of human groups and how the group influences social behavior. The Sociology program from University of Wisconsin La Crosse gives us new and important knowledge about the social world. 

Political Science from University of Wisconsin La Crosse introduces you to the study of governments, policies, institutions, and the behavior of participants in the political world.

The Broadfield Social Studies Education - Political Science from University of Wisconsin La Crosse programs provide undergraduate content and skills-based training for teacher candidates seeking to teach social studies in grades 4-12.