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26.5k Bachelor's degrees in Social Sciences
Social Science Azusa Pacific University
4,1(32)Pacific, United StatesThe Bachelor of Arts in Social Science from Azusa Pacific University prepares students to educate others in the social dynamics that define our lives. The degree is designed primarily to prepare students to teach social science disciplines (particularly history, political science, geography, economics, and sociology) at the secondary level.
Integrated Studies Bellarmine University
4,6(5)Newburg, United StatesDesign a unique program of study tailor-made to your individual interests and career goals, or complete your four-year degree, with a Bachelor of Arts in Integrated Studies at Bellarmine University.
Women's and Gender Studies Sonoma State University
4,4(10)Rohnert Park, United StatesThe Women's and Gender Studies program at Sonoma State University welcomes all students who would like to learn about gender, race, ethnicity, sexuality, immigration, class, and ability.
Russian Sewanee The University Of The South
4,5(4)Sewanee, United StatesRussian from Sewanee The University Of The South can pave the way for a variety of career paths. Scientists, policy-makers, engineers, analysts, entrepreneurs, and language specialists all benefit from a mastery of this global language.
French Dickinson College
4,0(2)Carlisle, United StatesWhile providing language and literature instruction to its majors, Dickinson College’s French department has moved beyond traditional French programmes in two ways.
Chinese Dickinson College
4,0(2)Carlisle, United StatesAt Dickinson College, the Chinese studies major focuses on China and Japan but with increasing attention to the broader East Asian and global contexts of these two civilizations.
Deviance, Crime and Culture The City University of New York
4,2(43)New York City, United StatesThe Deviance, Crime and Culture B.A. at The City University of New York is a 120-credit undergraduate programme. This public study mode degree focuses on ethnographic research and cross-cultural analysis. Students complete the major in 39 credits, gaining professional skills for careers in social justice and law enforcement.
Political Science Loyola University New Orleans
4,4(12)New Orleans, United StatesAt the Political Science program from Loyola University New Orleans, you’ll develop a deep understanding of politics—how leadership is organized, what consequences come of global political action, and how political change affects our everyday lives.
Politics, Philosophy and Economics, Applied Economics Seattle Pacific University
4,4(10)Seattle, United StatesThe Politics, Philosophy and Economics, Applied Economics at Seattle Pacific University is designed for students interested in studying the allocation of resources and how that affects human welfare.
Psychology - Neuroscience Slippery Rock University
5,0(1)Grove City, United StatesThe Psychology - Neuroscience programme at Slippery Rock University offers a public study mode for students pursuing a Bachelor degree. This curriculum integrates biology and chemistry to explore brain-behaviour links. Over four years, students engage in research and specialised training to prepare for diverse clinical roles.
English Lewis and Clark College
4,6(5)Oregon, United StatesA degree in English from Lewis and Clark College will make you a more creative thinker, perceptive reader, and lucid writer. It will also prepare you to critically discern, express, and navigate complexity in ways that will serve you well in life and in any career.
Psychology Texas A&M University - Victoria
Victoria, United StatesA Bachelor of Arts or Science degree in Psychology from the Texas A&M University - Victoria can lead to jobs in a wide range of human services fields.
Earth Science Kean University
4,3(6)Elizabeth, United StatesEarth Science at Kean University prepares for a future of caring for the planet, preserving natural resources, studying the physical composition of the earth, interpreting weather patterns, diving into ocean exploration or stepping into the vastness of space.
Sociology Adelphi University
3,6(28)Garden City, United StatesThe Sociology BA course from the Adelphi University with the benefit of our leadership in social justice, explore the issues affecting diverse populations around the globe.
Anthropology Minnesota State University Mankato
4,3(17)Mankato, United StatesAnthropology at Minnesota State University Mankato is the study of the interaction of human biology and culture. Anthropologists study the human species through the four subdivisions of the discipline: archaeology, biological anthropology and cultural anthropology.
French for Teacher Certification Saginaw Valley State University
Michigan City, United StatesAt French for Teacher Certification at Saginaw Valley State University when you pair your studies with a degree offered by SVSU’s Department of Modern Foreign Languages, you unleash a new realm of possibilities for yourself.
Performance and Communication Arts St. Lawrence University
2,5(4)New York City, United StatesPerformance and Communication Arts at St. Lawrence University will give you the tools to better understand and communicate with others, personally, professionally, and socially.
Spanish State University of New York at New Paltz
4,0(4)New Paltz, United StatesAn academic major is offered in Spanish language at State University of New York at New Paltz and literature for students in liberal arts or elementary and secondary education programs.
Sociology Auburn University at Montgomery
4,5(21)Montgomery, United StatesExplore some of today’s hottest social issues as a Sociology major at Auburn University at Montgomery. Examine such topics as the causes of social inequality, the social factors that influence human behavior and the diversity of cultural practices. You’ll be trained to think critically, conduct rigorous research, and understand different points of view, skills valued by today’s employers.
Anthropology Hendrix College
5,0(1)Conway, United StatesThe Anthropology program from Hendrix College reflects the shared intellectual foundations and common areas of inquiry in sociology and anthropology, as well as their distinct disciplinary differences.