26.5k Bachelor's degrees in Social Sciences

The International Studies program at the Virginia Wesleyan College deals with relations among states within the international system, including the roles of state and non-state actors (NGOs). An education focused on international studies emphasizes an interdisciplinary approach that teaches students to think critically.

Salve Regina University's Political Science (American Government and Public Law) program covers the full range of political science subfields - comparative politics, international relations and political theory.

We offer a bachelor degree in Economics at the Washington College. Economics is often misunderstood. At its heart, economics is a social science that seeks to explain human behavior.

The Archaeology program from La Sierra University helps you learn to develop familiarity with the characteristics, developments, and key features of the archaeological periods present in the Near East.

The Social Science degree at Colorado Christian University is designed to develop your knowledge and skills in anthropology, global studies, history, psychology, and sociology.

The Irish Studies programme at St. Thomas University is a comprehensive interdisciplinary degree delivered on a full-time basis. This undergraduate course explores the rich heritage, history, and diaspora of Ireland. Students engage with diverse cultural perspectives through a flexible curriculum at this historic institution.

The Anthropology programme at St. Thomas University offers a comprehensive full-time undergraduate degree. This four-year course explores human diversity through material, social, and physical lenses. Students engage in hands-on learning within a dedicated laboratory, preparing for diverse global careers in Canada and beyond.

International Business and Cultures from Tennessee Tech University is designed to prepare American and international students for the arena of international relations and trade.  

Students of Geography at University of Wisconsin Madison learn about the interaction between people and their environments including the ways in which the people, the environments, and the interactions all vary from place to place over the earth.

Sociology from University of Maryland Eastern Shore provides a learning environment that values critical thinking about social dilemmas.   

The Bachelor’s in Psychology program at Nichols College challenges students to evaluate complex issues in today’s world by exploring the science of human thought and behavior.

If you’re interested in fields such as business, economics or law, an Economics degree from Drake University is will set you on a path that can provide you with numerous options.  

At Trinity College, the study of Political Science is much more than an academic window into the distant forces that shape our world. Here, political science is infused with the vitality inherent in three-dimensional study and firsthand experience.

The Africana Studies Program is an interdisciplinary program that brings together faculty from diverse Lafayette College disciplines and departments who share expertise and research interests in the study of Africa and the African diaspora (communities of African descent worldwide) including African Americans.

Majoring in Sociology at Seattle Pacific University allows you to do a systematic study of societies, groups, and human interaction.

The German Studies program at Bard College encompasses the language, literature, culture, history, philosophy, art, and music of the German-speaking countries. The cultural and historical expressions of German can best be understood by interdisciplinary study and by situating German, Austrian, and Swiss cultures within the larger European and global context.

Economics and Management at Albion College provides students with an understanding of economic and management principles that will be useful throughout their careers. 

As an Economics major at Western New England University, you'll obtain the analytical tools to forecast and understand a variety of social, political, and business issues through internships and practical research.

Explore 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.  

The bachelor’s program in Communication and Digital Studies from University of Mary Washington teaches you to share ideas in a media-driven world.