11 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Democracy and Justice Studies from University of Wisconsin Green Bay will fit you if you are fervent about justice and passionate about the ideals necessary to live in a democratic society and believe that your freedoms are the rights of all United States citizens.

At Spanish and Latin American Studies from University of Wisconsin Green Bay students will learn written and spoken communication skills and gain a deep appreciation and understanding for the culture, people, and literature of Spain and Latin America. 

Political Science from University of Wisconsin Green Bay is concerned with the systematic study of political behavior, governmental institutions and policy-making processes, public policies and their implementation, and political values in local, state, national, cross-national and international settings.

German from University of Wisconsin Green Bay provides students with communication skills in both written and spoken German and with an understanding of and appreciation for German literature and culture. 

If you love observing people and have a natural curiosity about others, you’ll fit right in as a Sociology and Anthropology major at University of Wisconsin Green Bay.

On this Psychology program from University of Wisconsin Green Bay you will learn how personal, psychological, social and environmental conditions influence action and thought.

Communication from University of Wisconsin Green Bay aims to develop core competencies in oral, written and visual communication for our interdisciplinary program. 

First Nations Studies reflects the holistic worldview of the indigenous people of Turtle Island (North America). This program from University of Wisconsin Green Bay is committed to the study of American Indian culture, philosophy, history, language, and the social, economic and political status of indigenous people and their communities.

Economics from University of Wisconsin Green Bay focuses on the allocation and distribution of scarce resources. As a social science, economics is fundamentally about people — their needs, wants and behavior, and the institutions they construct.

First Nations Studies from University of Wisconsin Green Bay is committed to the study of American Indian culture, philosophy, history, language, and the social, economic and political status of indigenous people and their communities. 

In the Organizational Leadership - Applied Communication program from University of Wisconsin Green Bay, you'll study internal and external communication practices. Coursework focuses on the development of collaborative practices to work in a team-based environment, analyzing problems and designing and evaluating solutions.