164 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Geology program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte examines the entire Earth as a dynamic natural system by focusing on its composition, history and structure.

The Health Systems Management program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte consists of any and all administrative/management functions of the overall health system that support the delivery of products and services to improve population health. 

The Mechanical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is intended for students interested in specialized and systematic training and education in the area of Biomedical Engineering.  

The Electrical Engineering Technology program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is designed to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and expertise needed to thrive in the dynamic field of electromechanical systems.

The Elementary Education program of the The University of North Carolina at Charlotte qualifies graduates for Standard Professional 1 (SP1) Professional Educator’s License in K-6 Elementary Education

The Criminal Justice, Crime Analytics program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte provides students with an in-depth and deeper understanding of how data is used to address issues related to crime and the criminal justice system.

The Physics and Electrical Engineering program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is a dual degree program offered by the Department of Physics and Optical Science and the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.

The Psychology program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte prepares graduates for careers and/or graduate study in the areas of business, healthcare, medicine, counseling, criminal justice, education, and law.

The Art program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte requires 120 credit hours and is recommended for those interested in a double major, or for those intending to pursue a career in a discipline other than art.

The Geography program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is oriented toward the concepts and methodologies of social science that stress the importance of location.

The Political Science program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte encourages students to gain a broad, well-rounded understanding of the ethics, processes, priorities, and outcomes of national security policy, with a focus on the role of information and intelligence in the policymaking process. 

The Latin American Studies program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is an interdisciplinary program which involves a variety of fields, including African American studies, anthropology, Spanish and Portuguese language, literature and culture, history, philosophy, and political science.

The Anthropology program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is relevant for people whose goal is graduate study, as well as for people whose occupations and endeavors require a crosscultural understanding of human nature and biology, human history and prehistory, and the variety of cultures humans have developed. 

The Africana Studies program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte requires the completion of a minimum 30 credit hours in Africana Studies courses.

The Communication Studies, Organizational Communication program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is designed for students whose careers will benefit from an understanding of the communication processes that occur within organizational contexts

The Africana Studies, Popular Culture and Digital Media program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte requires the completion of a minimum 30 credit hours in Africana Studies courses.

The Middle Grades Education program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte qualifies graduates for the North Carolina Initial Professional License (IPL) in one of the following four content areas in grades 6-9:  English language arts, mathematics, science, or social studies.

The Africana Studies, Social Justice and the Law program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte requires the completion of a minimum 30 credit hours in Africana Studies courses.

The Sociology, Organizations, Occupations and Work program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte enables students to understand the social contexts in which they find themselves and the social forces that shape personality, actions, and interactions with others.

Mathematics for Business has important applications to numerous areas ranging from economics and other social sciences to physics and engineering. It is a challenging and interesting area to study in its own right with a broad and varied curriculum. Of course, graduates of the Mathematics program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte can become teachers and are in very high demand.