26.5k Bachelor's degrees in Social Sciences

The study of sociology prepares students to critically analyze the key institutions that comprise society and the dominant social and demographic issues that confront the world in the 21st century. Students of the Sociology program from Emmanuel College study in a vibrant and diverse urban setting, equipping them for careers in an interconnected global society, with a commitment to social justice.

Trade policy. Economic stability. War. Peace. There’s a lot at stake when the nations of the world interact with each other. But what laws and structures are in place to help guide this process? How do we attempt to resolve conflicts? International Studies, one of two specializations in the Political Science major at McDaniel College, is the exploration of these complex questions.

Students who intend to pursue careers in business, law, politics, public administration, and finance will benefit from studies in Economics at Central Connecticut State University; the program is particularly useful for students who are pursuing an MBA.

At Hamilton College, Anthropology is a holistic discipline. Anthropologists consider and deconstruct inference from language, behavior, material culture, and biological adaptations of humans. 

Get ready to look at the world through new eyes. As an Anthropology major at Susquehanna University, you'll learn to understand the remarkably different ways we express our humanity.

Psychology from the State University of New York at Oswego course offerings include the growing areas of cognitive psychology, emotion, health psychology, human factors, neuropsychology, biopsychology, trauma studies and industrial/organizational psychology.

At Lafayette College, Psychology majors learn to use empirical research methods to examine behavior, thinking, and physiological processes and apply this knowledge across a wide variety of contexts and situations.

Studying Cognitive Science at Occidental College teaches you about the nature of consciousness, the interaction of mind and matter, and the relationship between thought and language.

The Human Services, Sociology programme at Indiana University of Pennsylvania is a 120-credit Bachelor of Arts degree. Delivered full-time at the Indiana campus, this undergraduate course combines social science theory with practical clinical skills to prepare students for impactful roles within community support organisations.

Our program at College of Charleston offers majors the opportunity to study in each subfield of Anthropology (archaeology, biological anthropology, linguistic anthropology and sociocultural anthropology).

Geospatial Science at the Fayetteville State University studies why things are where they are at different times. 

European Studies from Hobart and William Smith Colleges allows students to fully explore and absorb the cutlture, language, history, and philosophy of the nations being studied.

The Economics programme at the University of Central Oklahoma is a comprehensive Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) delivered on campus. This public study mode course equips students with analytical tools to evaluate market trends and strategic decision-making, providing a robust foundation for professional success.

Psychology is the science of human and animal behavior. As a Psychology major at Western New England University, you will take courses that expose you to core and specialty areas within the field, taught by award-winning full-time faculty and local colleagues. 

The English Bachelor of Arts at the University of Missouri–St. Louis is a public, on-campus programme designed to master the transformative power of literature. Students develop exceptional writing and analytical skills over the course of this comprehensive degree, preparing for diverse professional communication roles.

Why study Political Science at Augsburg University? In part because we bring the world to our students and our students out into the world.

The International Relations Department from Hendrix College offers two majors: Politics and International Relations. Hendrix College (HC) offers courses and programs leading to officially recognized higher education degrees such as bachelor degrees, master degrees, doctorate degrees in several areas of study. 

The Boler Bachelor of Science in Economics at John Carroll University combines the best of the liberal arts tradition with exposure to specific business skills. Your core courses will emphasize an ability to think critically, communicate orally, write, and solve problems as well as perform quantitative analysis.

International Economics - Modern Languages offered by St. Lawrence University builds on two existing majors, economics and modern languages and literatures.

Anthropology from University of West Florida is the study of human cultures in the past and present. Anthropology is mutidisplinary, multicultural and historical.