92 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Anthropology and Archaeology programme at Queen's University Belfast equips students in identifying historical and contemporary patterns of social organisation, human-environment relationships, ethnic and cultural divisions, varieties of inequality, and patterns of change over time across diverse societies.

This Economics with Finance (Hons) degree from Queen's University Belfast allows students to understand how the economy and the financial system interact. 

The Philosophy and Politics (Hons) BA programme from the Queen's University Belfast is designed to provide students with an intellectual training in the disciplines of Philosophy and Politics which, while discrete subjects, are complementary and mutually enriching.

The Criminology and Social Policy (Hons) BA programme from the Queen's University Belfast is taught by a group of internationally recognised researchers who specialise in areas such as criminal justice policy, prisons, desistance from crime, offender reintegration, drug use, youth justice, conflict, social justice, gender inequality, population ageing, disability and human rights.

This Criminology (Hons) BA programme from the Queen's University Belfast provides a unique vantage point to study crime and justice in a society transitioning from conflict.

This History and International Relations (Hons) BA Programme from Queen's University Belfast provides students with an intellectual training in disciplines that are complementary and mutually enriching. 

This Politics (Hons) BA programme from the Queen's University Belfast is concerned with the sources of conflict, co-operation, power and decision-making within and between societies, how differences are expressed through ideology and organisation, and how, if at all, disagreements and problems are resolved.

The French and Politics (Hons) programme from the Queen’s University Belfast reflects the dynamism and cultural diversity of the French-speaking world, focusing on the language, culture and society of metropolitan France, and opening up perspectives on a range of global cultures. Join the French and Politics course at Queen's University Belfast.

As a joint honours programme, the Law (Major) with Politics programme at Queen's University Belfast offers students the chance to study for a Qualifying Law Degree whilst also engaging with research in areas such as conflict, co-operation, power and decision making, the result being a highly nuanced degree option.

The International Relations and Irish (Hons) BA programme from the Queen's University Belfast allows students to appreciate how the insights of political analysis (e.g. political theory, political institutions, international relations) and the tools of literary and linguistic inquiry combine to illuminate political and historical developments, including those in the contemporary world.

This Archaeology - Palaeoecology and Geography (Hons) course from the Queen's University Belfast offers a Joint Honours degree programme examining the human past and the diverse environments human societies inhabit, from a scientific perspective, including the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in working with archaeological material and undertaking fieldwork.

This Criminology and Sociology (Hons) course from Queen's University Belfast focuses on the causes and consequences of crime, as well as how the criminal justice system responds to crime. Criminologists are interested in how activities come to be defined as criminal, and why definitions of crime vary across countries and over time.

The Psychology (Hons) programme from the Queen's University Belfast is delivered by research leaders with a commitment to both student support and delivering an innovative and interactive educational experience.

This International Business with Portuguese (Hons) programme from Queen's University Belfast seeks to develop graduates with a global mind-set that have the necessary business and cultural skills to work in a global marketplace.

The Archaeology and History (Hons) programme from the Queen's University Belfast progressively develop general and specific knowledge and skills, through excavation, fieldwork, overseas fieldtrips, laboratory and practical work. 

The International Relations and Conflict Studies (Hons) BA programme at Queen's University Belfast provides students with an in-depth, interdisciplinary understanding of contemporary politics, international affairs and conflict situations in their political, historical, cultural, economic and legal dimensions. 

The English and Politics (Hons) programme from the Queen's University Belfast will allow students to explore literatures in English in the widest possible sense. From the earliest writings in Anglo-Saxon to contemporary Irish, British, and ‘global’ literatures, students study English in its historical, cultural and ideological circumstances and material manifestations.

This Geography (Hons) programme from the Queen's University Belfast embraces the study of human societies and their environment, and is one of the few subjects in which human and physical aspects of the environment are integrated. 

Throughout the Anthropology and French (Hons) degree at the Queen's University Belfast students learn to critically reflect on identity, culture and society. In Anthropology, they examine patterns of social interaction, interrogate how social identities bind groups together, and understand how conflict arises and resolutions are found across the world’s cultures.

The Archaeology with French (Hons) BA degree at Queen's University Belfast students develop linguistic proficiency in French and analyse Francophone cultures in the broadest sense. In addition to progressively developing general and specific knowledge and skills in Archaeology, through excavation, fieldwork, overseas fieldtrips, laboratory and practical work.