91 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The  study of the Communication Sciences and Disorders undergraduate programme from The University of Maine encompasses the examination of human communication, its development, and disorders.

The New Media major at The University of Maine teaches skills that creative people need to succeed in the 21st century. Students can apply through CommonApp. Please also note that all international applicants must submit a credential evaluation report from a NACES-accredited member for their high school transcripts.

The B.S. degree in Food Science and Human Nutrition at The University of Maine have access to a number of facilities for academic and research purposes, including space and equipment in the Chemical Food Safety Laboratory, the Sensory Evaluation Center, the Mary Lynch Nutrition Laboratory, and the Dr. Matthew Highlands Food Pilot Plant.

The Financial Economics degree at The University of Maine will help build strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with an emphasis on concepts and methods at the intersection of Economics and Finance.

The Economics course from The University of Maine will help you build strong analytical and problem-solving skills. 

The Political Science Online programme at The University of Maine  examines the nature of politics from diverse perspectives.

The Biochemistry program from The University of Maine is concerned with the study of all living systems at the cellular and molecular levels and is, therefore, fundamental to all life sciences.

The Theatre 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. 

A major in Biology degree from The University of Maine allows students to explore various aspects of our natural world. 

The Social Work course at The University of Maine educates social workers from a generalist perspective of social work practice.

The Botany programme from The University of Maine prepares students for graduate study in botany or a career that requires a higher level of technical skill than is provided by the BA degree.

Graduates of this Human Dimensions of Climate Change degree at The University of Maine are able to understand the diverse human causes and impacts of climate change. 

The Philosophy course at The University of Maine offers students a diverse set of courses, representing the full spectrum of philosophical inquiry. 

The Bachelor of Arts in Communication at The University of Maine is recommended for students who want to develop a broad understanding of how humans communicate, how technologies extend and alter our communication abilities and practices, and how our basic ability to communicate allows us to weave a powerful web between and within individuals, cultures and organizations. 

The faculty members of the Department of Modern Languages and Classics are committed to excellence in teaching, research, and public service consonant with the Land and Sea Grant mission of the University of Maine. French is delivered at The University of Maine.

The Sustainable Materials and Technology course from The University of Maine exists as a response to societal demand to move away from fossil fuels; renewable and sustainable resources are increasingly being used to create products ranging from construction and paper to packaging, composites, electronics, textiles, plastics, and bioenergy.

The Zoology degree at The University of Maine is an on-campus program due to the hands-on lab and field experience included in our courses.  It cannot be completed off campus. 

The Administration in Management Online majors from The University of Maine empowers you to navigate the complexities of business management confidently and hone administrative and organizational skills, such as leadership, organizational change, strategic analysis, production system analysis, and human resources. 

The B.S. degree in Environmental Horticulture at The University of Maine provides a strong foundation in the science of producing and managing plants for ornamental, food, or ecosystem benefits in a variety of settings such as public or estate gardens, residential or commercial landscapes, greenhouses, nurseries, and farm systems.

This Molecular and Cellular Biology degree at The University of Maine involves the study of the molecular and structural basis for the organization, transmission and expression of genetic information.