2.0k Bachelor's degrees in North Carolina, United States

Students who earn the bachelor’s degree in Exercise and Sports Science – Health and Physical Education concentration at Meredith College are prepared as educators who may seek North Carolina K-12 licensure.

Want to become an effective communicator who can work in a variety of roles, from social media to corporate and community organizations? In the Communication department from Queens University of Charlotte , learn different approaches to communication and discover the crucial role communication plays in the challenges and issues facing our society and the world today. 

The German program of the Wake Forest University introduces students to the broad arena of German language, culture, literature, arts, history, and politics.

North Carolina State University's Nutrition Science examines how what we eat affects our well-being by determining optimal levels of essential nutrients and other food components, individual foods and food groups, and patterns of intake, across the life cycle and in the context of specific disorders. 

The History program at High Point University cultivates in our students a passion for and a critical understanding of the past while developing intellectual, analytical, rhetorical and writing abilities that will help them to lead lives of significance in global communities.

When you study religion, you build the knowledge and compassion to meaningfully engage with people from diverse spiritual and cultural backgrounds. The Religious Studies program of Wingate University prepares you for a variety of careers including: graduate school, ministry, missions, or work at a non-profit organization.

This Environmental Studies major at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill is designed for students seeking interdisciplinary preparation in the social sciences and humanities needed to understand how society affects the environment, how it organizes itself to respond to environmental problems, and how understanding of the environment is transmitted through culture.

The program of study in Environmental Studies from the Saint Anselm College combines a rigorous and diverse set of courses from the social sciences and natural sciences and the humanities to help students develop conceptual and problem solving skills to address global issues that are by nature complex and interdisciplinary. 

A degree in Asian Studies with a South Asian Studies concentration from University of North Carolina Chapel Hill will provide students with cultural and language competencies that will serve them well in a globalizing world. 

The Department of Computer Science from the Saint Anselm College offers a major program of study in three areas: Computer Science, Computer Science with Business, and Computer Science with Mathematics. Our degree programs prepare students to work effectively in industry and government jobs, and to enter graduate programs. 

People may ask you why you want to be an English major, and beyond telling them that you enjoy reading and writing, you might enjoy having some evidence to demonstrate that it is a versatile–and valuable–degree. Just take a look at the many career options open to North Carolina State University's English majors or the lengthy list of famous people who earned degrees in English. 

North Carolina State University's Africana Studies is designed to give students an integrated and critical understanding of the experiences, contributions, and achievements of peoples of African descent throughout the world. The core courses emphasize conceptual and methodological issues within Africana Studies.

Entrepreneurship isn’t just about having a great idea — it’s also about how you tell the story and connect with your audience. Johnson & Wales University Food & Beverage Entrepreneurship bachelor’s degree program prepares you for a career as a food‐based innovator.

As a Political Science major at Meredith College, you will develop an awareness of the modern world in its many historical and political dimensions. You’ll learn to view other people and cultures objectively as you develop your writing, research, and critical thinking skills.