122 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The undergraduate major in French Studies from University of Maryland is centered on the study of the French language and the literatures and cultures of the French and Francophone people. Our faculty members teach a wide variety of courses in culture, literature, linguistics, stylistics, cinema, civilization, contemporary France, and women's studies.

In the Linguistics program from University of Maryland students will learn that human beings share a capacity for language, unique to the species. This capacity guides the learning of language in children and constrains the character of the languages we come to have.

The Bachelor of Science degree in Community Health at University of Maryland prepares students to effectively plan, develop, implement and evaluate community health education programs.

The goal of the Department is to develop the student's critical understanding of visual culture in both art historical and archaeological contexts. The Art History program at the University of Maryland provides a diverse selection of courses in the art and archaeology of the Americas, Asia, and Europe.

The Elementary - Middle Special Education Program at the University of Maryland leads to a Bachelors of Science (B.S.) degree with teacher certification. There are through two tracks of study available to students, both tracks prepare our candidates to meet varying learner needs in diverse classrooms through DUAL certification options.

The Bachelor of Science Degree in Human Development (HD) at the University of Maryland is designed to support student learning about the mechanisms of growth and change across the lifespan.

The Fermentation Science major at University of Maryland is concerned with the application of the fundamental principles of the physical, biological, and behavioral sciences and processing to understand the complex and heterogeneous materials recognized as the raw precursors or/and final food products and beverages of fermentation.

The Secondary Education - Mathematics program at the University of Maryland equips you with both a solid grasp of mathematical concepts and the skills to effectively teach them to students and early field experiences.

The Cyber-Physical Systems Engineering (CPSE) program based at the University of Maryland an exciting new engineering program offered by the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering at the University of Maryland, College Park.

The Secondary Education - Science program at the University of Maryland equips you with both a solid grasp of scientific concepts in your chosen specialty and the skills to effectively teach them to students.

The Mechatronics Engineering degree at University of Maryland is a 2-year program designed for students who have completed all UMD lower-level General Education coursework prior to transferring into the program in the fall of their junior year, either from a public Maryland community college or as an internal transfer student from the University of Maryland, College Park.

The Communication major at University of Maryland is designed to provide multiple levels of knowledge of communication. The communication major studies the history, processes, and effects of human communication.

The Secondary Education - Social Studies program at the University of Maryland offers cutting-edge teacher preparation, emphasizing social justice-oriented teaching practices and hands-on classroom experiences.

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

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 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.

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.