122 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Bachelor of Arts in Real Estate and the Built Environment (REBE) at the University of Maryland expands the traditional, narrowly focused, business approach to real estate, finance, investment and management, providing students with broad perspectives that come from the multitude of disciplines that make up the modern practice of real estate.

The purpose of the Criminology and Criminal Justice program is to be a leader in our field and the principal organizational asset of the University of Maryland for the interests and activities of the University, its faculty, and students in the general areas of crime, delinquency, prevention, juvenile/criminal justice, and terrorism.

Our undergraduate program in Mechanical Engineering from University of Maryland begins with a solid background in mathematics, physics, chemistry, and basic engineering science courses.

The Kinesiology program from University of Maryland provides a well-rounded, scholarly understanding of human movement and physical activity. 

The Nutrition and Food Sciences - Nutritional Science program from University of Maryland focuses on the physiological and biological aspects of foods and nutrients. Opportunities for nutritional scientists include research positions in laboratories, hospitals, and industry. This major prepares students for graduate study.

The Letters and Sciences program from University of Maryland is the academic advising home for undergraduates who are deciding on a degree-granting major.

The Anthropology program from University of Maryland maintains a strong focus on the practical uses and applications of anthropological knowledge, and faculty members and alumni have played important roles in the development of the field of applied anthropology

During the African-American Studies program from University of Maryland, you will be exposed to courses on social policy in Black communities, the African Diaspora, the slave trade, the Civil Rights movement, gender and family and health  to name just a few. 

The students in the History program at University of Maryland will be able to distinguish among a variety of genres of primary and secondary historical texts (e.g. documents, monographs, letters, novels, film, political cartoons, essays) and use them appropriately and effectively in academic work.

The Special Education Program from University of Maryland is designed to prepare highly qualified teachers at the undergraduate and graduate levels and to prepare researchers, teacher educators, and leaders at the doctoral level in the field of special education.

The Geology Program at University of Maryland includes a broad range of undergraduate courses to accommodate both Geology majors and students within the Environmental Science and Policy Program.

The Japanese Program at the University of Maryland offers a wide range of courses on the language, literature, and linguistics of Japan. The program features Japanese language instruction from beginning to advanced levels, and provides training in both spoken and written Japanese.

Agriculture Science and Technology - Agricultural Education is a University of Maryland program that is a cooperative effort of the College of Agriculture and Natural resources and the College of Education. It is designed to prepare students to teach agriculture and related subjects in high school. 

The Undergraduate Training Program in Psychology from University of Maryland is designed to help you develop the academic and professional skills and experiences that you will need after graduation.

Students interested in the chemical sciences may choose a major in Chemistry at the University of Maryland.

Cinema and Media Studies is an interdisciplinary program at the University of Maryland in the humanities that enables students to explore an influential global art form in its aesthetic, cultural, economic, historical, and technological dimensions.  

The interdisciplinary Public Policy major at the University of Maryland focuses on using analytical decision-making to study an array of subjects ranging from the processes of making, implementing and evaluating government policies to the ethical evaluation of contemporary social problems, both domestic and international. 

The Operations Management and Business Analytics major at University of Maryland will provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to successfully apply quantitative and statistically based modeling techniques to data and advantageously use the information in the data to drive decision making and improve performance in an era with massive amounts of data.

The Bachelor of Arts in Technology and Information Design at University of Maryland teaches students to frame important problems at the intersection of people and information; to design solutions for those problems; and to realize, deploy and iterate on those solutions.

The Secondary Education - World Languages Concentration at University of Maryland, Bachelor of Arts program prepares you for an enriching career in world language education for grades PK-12. This program addresses the critical shortage of certified language teachers while providing you with valuable linguistic and cultural skills.