26.5k Bachelor's degrees in Social Sciences

The Bachelor of Arts in American Studies from La Salle University, prepares students for numerous careers that require broad-based understanding of American culture, critical thinking and writing, and interdisciplinary perspectives and applications. Such careers include law, journalism, business, public service, social work, education, museum studies, and graduate school.

A degree in Psychology offered by the Saint Xavier University provides the foundation for a variety of career paths. With a degree in psychology, one might expect to find work in such fields as education, sales, marketing, social work, data analysis, administration, and many more. Earning a bachelor's degree in psychology also may position students for further study at the graduate level.

The Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences at Metropolitan State University of Denver places students in community-based clinical internships focused on spoken language. Students also learn how to test hearing by utilizing audiological instruments located on campus.

Our Dance Therapy - Pre-Professional program at Minnesota State University Mankato is a dynamic and growing field of study that provides students with a rich program of study, five degree options, diverse performance opportunities and off-campus events. 

Russia is a major player when it comes to the world stage. As a result, those who understand Russian and are knowledgeable about Russian history and culture are in high demand in a number of careers. This is why we offer a bachelor degree in Russian Studies at Central Washington University.

At Roger Williams University, you can pursue either a B.A. (liberal arts track) or a B.S. (business track) in Economics, which both offer opportunities for student-faculty research and publishing that can pave the way to graduate studies.

Mass Communication from the University of North Carolina Asheville graduates work at large metropolitan newspapers and in Hollywood production offices. They create original films and documentaries, design strategic communication plans for major corporations, produce broadcast news, develop podcasts, and pursue graduate degrees in myriad fields.  

A Political Science major from Southern Connecticut State University is excellent preparation for students interested in public administration, law, business, public relations, and journalism. 

The Education and Youth Studies from Roosevelt University prepares undergraduates to support the learning and socio-emotional needs of school-age youth (ages 5-16) and their families in roles that do not require teacher licensure, such as teaching assistant, coordinator of tutoring and student support specialist.

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.

At Latin American and Caribbean Studies from Rollins College you’ll immerse yourself in the diverse cultures, history, languages, natural environment, and political economy of Latin America and the Caribbean and confront the challenges facing this critical region in the 21st century. 

The B.A. in Women’s and Gender Studies from State University of New York Potsdam is an interdisciplinary program that examines the historical construction and perpetuation of asymmetrical sex and gender systems, and their relationship to other systems of power.

Prepare for a Rewarding Career with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology offered by Roosevelt University.

At the French program from University of Mary Washington, you’ll challenge yourself with compelling coursework, aided by our language labs and access to computer tutorials.

As a Geography major at University of Mary Washington, you’ll take classes in cultural, political, economic, and physical aspects of places around the globe. 

The Economics program of Tuskegee University prepares students to master modern accounting, economics, and finance theory. Upon graduation students are able to apply accounting, economics and financial analysis to contemporary issues. 

When you major in Economics -  Public Policy in the School of Business, Government, and Economics at Seattle Pacific University, you have an opportunity to tackle critical issues from a Christian perspective.

The Economics degree program from Brandon University provides students with enhanced employment skills and the necessary background for successful entry into a master’s degree.

The Native American and Indigenous Studies program at the Evergreen State College focuses on the vitality and diversity of Native nations and the value of Indigenous knowledge. Study the effects of European-American social values and structures on Native history and contemporary life.

The Teaching - Social Studies, History programme at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire is a comprehensive bachelor degree designed for future educators. This four-year, on-campus course prepares students for licensure to teach grades 4-12, combining rigorous historical study with practical public school experience.