91 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Art Education course at The University of Maine provides a liberal arts program of study while preparing students as teachers of the visual arts. 

The International Affairs degree at The University of Maine offers an exciting curriculum in a variety of specializations. 

The University of Maine was the first in the country to offer a bachelor’s degree in sustainable agriculture.  The Sustainable Agriculture program, initiated in 1988, has been highlighted in the Chronicle of Higher Education.

The Art History major at The University of Maine brings us closer to our past and shows us how it relates to our present. It also helps us visualize future worlds to come. Art history expands our perspectives, curiosity, and empathy.

The Parks, Recreation and Tourism degree delivered by The University of Maine is designed to provide students with training that will qualify them to work in a variety of work settings such as parks and protected natural areas, the public and private business sectors, non-profit environmental organizations, as well as state and federal natural resource agencies.

The History department at The University of Maine offers a wide variety of chronological, geographical, and thematic courses that enhance individuals’ understanding of themselves and the contemporary world by expanding their experiences to include the experiences of other peoples, both past and present. 

The Bachelor of Science in Physics at The University of Maine is customarily the prerequisite for graduate education in physics, astronomy, or related areas. 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.

With this Spanish program from The University of Maine you will have a demonstration of comprehensive coverage of literature and civilization through successful completion of appropriate coursework. 

The Chemistry majors from The University of Maine study the core areas of organic, inorganic, physical, analytical, and biological chemistry through an American Chemical Society–certified curriculum. 

The Sociology degree offered by The University of Maine provides a rigorous, liberal-arts-based examination of social life, social inequality, and the institutions that shape human behavior. 

The Microbiology program from The University of Maine is the study of microscopic forms of life such as bacteria and viruses and the immune response to these microorganisms. 

The Interdisciplinary Studies in Multimodal Interaction degree offered by The University of Maine allows students to integrate the problem solving and technological skills learned through hands-on research experience in the VEMI Lab with more traditional academic focus areas. 

Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies is an interdisciplinary programme at The University of Maine with contributions from faculty across campus and beyond. 

Coursework for a Bachelor of Arts in English from The University of Maine provides comprehensive instruction in the resources of English, its language and literature.

The Child Development and Family Relations programme from The University of Maine allows students to explore various issues related to building stronger, healthier communities and human relationships. 

Students of the Mathematics degree at The University of Maine gain a strong foundation in mathematics and/or statistics.  

The Economics Online programme from The University of Maineprovides a broad coverage of economic concepts and methods. You’ll develop strong analytical and critical thinking skills for successful careers in economics, business, law, public administration, public policy, and many other fields.

The Marine Biology degree at The University of Maine provides training equivalent to a B.S. in Biology, but with a major focus on marine organisms. 

The Bachelor of Science in Education Online from The University of Maine prepares students for teacher certification in the State of Maine. 

The Studio Art programme from The University of Maine is a professional degree with a choice of six concentration areas: Drawing, Digital, Painting, Printmaking, Sculpture, and Cross-Disciplinary.