91 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The mission of the Biomedical Engineering programme from The University of Maine prepares students to thrive in the dynamic and impactful field of biomedical engineering. This discipline focuses on the intersection of biology, medicine, and engineering, equipping students with the skills to create innovative solutions that benefit society.

The Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Community Studies Online from The University of Maine is an interdisciplinary, community-engaged program that explores the cultural heritage and issues affecting communities. You’ll receive a service-oriented education empowering you to understand, manage, and promote change.

The College Studies Online degree offered at The University of Maine is a flexible and customizable degree designed for students who have previously completed at least 45 college credits. 

The Political Science program of The University of Maine prides itself on providing an unparalleled educational experience for its students. 

The Bachelor of University Studies (B.U.S.) is The University of Maine’s degree completion program for busy adults. 

Students in our Kinesiology and Physical Education major from The University of Maine can choose from four concentrations or specialized pathways: Exercise Science, Athletic Training, Outdoor Leadership, and Health and Physical Education. 

The Bachelor of Arts in Journalism at The University of Maine is designed for students seeking contemporary news careers. These could be in multimedia, TV/Radio, digital/online, or print. 

The Bachelor of Arts in Media Studies at The University of Maine is designed for students who want to understand the role that media play in society, culture, and daily life.

Anthropology is the study of human cultures, societies, and behavior in all parts of the world throughout all periods of history. The Anthropology program is offered by The University of Maine.

The Financial Economics program from The University of Maine will help you build strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with an emphasis on topics at the intersection of Economics and Finance. 

The B.S. degree in Animal and Veterinary Sciences (AVS) at The University of Maine prepares students for admission to a college of veterinary medicine or graduate school, to teach science in secondary schools, to pursue technical sales and service work in agriculture, for careers in animal-related research, or to develop animal production enterprises such as dairy, livestock or equine farms.

The Secondary Education program at The University of Maine builds on strong partnerships with school districts locally, statewide and beyond, allowing students to apply the knowledge, expertise and skill developed in the classroom to field experiences in a variety of schools and settings. 

The Bachelor of Music Performance at The University of Maine is designed to assist the music student to prepare for a career in music performance. 

Students of the Wildlife Ecology degree  at The University of Maine take a core series of wildlife ecology and management courses along with courses in the basic sciences, natural resource management. 

Preparing nurses for the increasingly diverse and global health care system, where change is rapid and constant, is a challenge recognized and embraced by The University of Maine School of Nursing. 

The Psychology programme of The University of Maine is designed to foster a scientific understanding of behavior by exploring the wide range of factors that shape it. 

This Music Education program at The University of Maine is a four-year professional degree for students who intend to make music a career whether as a public school teacher or supervisor of music. 

The Earth and Climate Sciences majors from The University of Maine gain laboratory, computational and field skills, preparing them for a broad range of jobs in the geosciences and beyond. 

The Music degree at The University of Maine provides education of undergraduate and students majoring in music, as well as that of interested students from the university at large. 

Elementary Education majors at The University of Maine builds on strong partnerships with school districts locally, statewide and beyond, allowing students to apply the knowledge, expertise and skill developed in the classroom to field experiences in a variety of schools and settings.