156 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Genetics- Genomics is offered by University of New Hampshire. Each living organism has a genome containing the genetic information that determines how it will grow and develop. Genomics is the study of genomes and includes topics like DNA structure and function, high-throughput sequencing and computational comparison of the genomes of different organisms.

Mathematics Education- Secondary Education is offered by University of New Hampshire. This program is tailored to students who want to teach mathematics at the high school level. It provides a strong foundation in mathematics with current pedagogical approaches and insightful study of student learning. 

The Environmental Conservation and Sustainability Major (B.S.) is offered by The University of New Hampshire. Students study environmental conservation and sustainability because they share a vision of a future where people live with respect for the Earth’s natural systems and each other.  

Business Administration- Accounting is offered by University of New Hampshire. Accounting is called “the first language” of business for a good reason. It is a way to communicate the financial health of a business or an organization to all interested parties.

The Arts Major: Art History Option (B.A.) is offered by The University of New Hampshire. How do we define and value beauty? What is the role of the visual in the human experience? Art history is the study of art through the ages, and in this degree program you’ll learn to research, interpret and analyze art within broader cultural and historical perspectives.

Business Administration- Entrepreneurial Studies is offered by University of New Hampshire. Entrepreneurial studies is not just marketing, management or finance — it’s all of that and more.

The Psychology Major (B.A.) is offered by University of New Hampshire. Psychology is the study of the mind and human and animal behavior – what motivates us to do the things that we do? In this degree program, you’ll learn scientific research and analysis methods while studying how we learn and develop, how we interact socially, how our minds affect the way we perceive things.

The Wildlife and Conservation Biology Major (B.S.) is offered by University of New Hampshire. The Wildlife and Conservation Biology program provides students with the multi-disciplinary background necessary to manage and conserve wildlife and their habitats against the backdrop of human population growth, development and climate change.

Economics- Public Policy and Sustainability is offered by University of New Hampshire. Embrace a major that will take you anywhere through an understanding of how a society uses its limited resources, and how its people deal with the production, distribution and consumption of goods and services. 

 Philosophy- Ethics and Social Responsibility is offered by University of New Hampshire. The ethics and social responsibility option in philosophy is designed for students who are especially concerned with exploring issues around individual and social moral responsibility, including in the areas of business, medicine, politics and technology.

The Electrical Engineering Major (B.S.) is offered by The University of New Hampshire. This program is tailored to students who want to understand and participate in the ever-growing world of electronics technology. Students learn the fundamental concepts related to the design, development, testing and modeling of a wide range of electrical systems. 

Classics- Latin and Latin Teaching is offered by University of New Hampshire. In the Latin and Latin teaching degree option, you’ll study Latin and the civilization, culture and mythology of the Roman world. The program provides the foundation for a career teaching Latin in secondary school. 

Biomedical Science- Medical Laboratory Sciences is offered by University of New Hampshire. Medical laboratory science relies on the use of diagnostic tools to detect the presence, extent or absence of human disease, and to provide the valuable data needed to evaluate the effectiveness of treatment.

The Environmental and Resource Economics Major (B.S.) is offered by The University of New Hampshire. The environmental and resource economics degree program uses applied economic theory to study problems that impact land use, water, agriculture, forestry, fisheries and local communities.

The Communication Arts Major (B.A.) is offered by The University of New Hampshire. A degree in Communication Arts prepares students for today’s communication-driven society. The program offers students the knowledge and skills they need to succeed as professional communicators, media artists, and entrepreneurs working in a variety of careers. 

The Community and Environmental Planning Major (B.S.) is offered by The University of New Hampshire. Community and environmental planning is about making our communities better places to live, work and play. Students pursuing this major explore subjects such as economic development, transportation, affordable housing, green space, sustainability and local agriculture.

The Computer Engineering Major (B.S.) is offered by The University of New Hampshire. Students learn the fundamental concepts of electrical circuits and how those circuits can be controlled by software, gaining skills and technological expertise needed to succeed in graduate studies or a variety of career fields.

Computer Engineering- Biomedical Engineering is offered by University of New Hampshire. The biomedical engineering (BME) option is intended to provide the core of knowledge expected of a computer and/or electrical engineer to provide engineering services in the biomedical field. 

The English Major (B.A.) is offered by The University of New Hampshire. You love reading novels, you love to write, or you’re fascinated with the origins of the English language. These are all good reasons to pursue a degree in English, which will give you broad exposure to the history and literature of the English language. 

The Economics Major (B.A.) is offered by The University of New Hampshire. Economics is the study of how societies organize themselves to produce goods and services and distribute those services among members of society. Economists use concepts, models and data to analyze efficiency of resource use, fairness of economic outcomes, and development of global and national economies.