156 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Recreation Management and Policy- Therapeutic Recreation Major is offered by University of New Hampshire. Therapeutic recreation is rooted in the belief that purposeful activities can improve the well-being of people of all ages who are facing physical, mental, cognitive or emotional challenges.

Biomedical Science- Medical and Veterinary Sciences is offered by University of New Hampshire. The biomedical science: medical and veterinary sciences degree program is informed by the principles of the One Health Initiative, which unites human medicine, veterinary medicine and the environment. 

Animal Science- Dairy Management is offered by University of New Hampshire. In dairy management, students learn all the fundamentals of running a dairy farm, from caring for the animals to managing the business end of the operation.

Applied Mathematics- Computation is offered by University of New Hampshire. This option in the applied mathematics degree program combines a foundation in the mathematics with coursework in computer science, computation, and data structures, including high-performance computing.

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.

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. 

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 Neuroscience and Behavior Major (B.S.) is offered by The University of New Hampshire. Neuroscience and behavior is a multidisciplinary field that seeks to understand the complex relationship between the nervous system and behavior in humans and other animals.

This comprehensive Chemistry program from University of New Hampshire prepares students for success as professional chemists in industry and can also serve as a strong foundation for graduate studies in chemistry or related fields like materials science and pharmaceutical sciences.

The International Affairs degree program from University of New Hampshire will equip you to take on these worldwide challenges through rigorous interdisciplinary coursework, language studies and a rich international experience. Combine the dual major with any other major at UNH and graduate as a critically minded and responsible global citizen ready to contribute meaningfully to the world.

Students in the Human Development and Family Studies program at University of New Hampshire receive high-quality undergraduate instruction and advising. As a major public research university, UNH emphasizes hands-on experience and research opportunities.

The Applied Mathematics Major (B.S.) is offered by The University of New Hampshire. The applied mathematics degree program combines a strong foundation in mathematics with broad exposure to both theoretical and computational models of physical systems in the natural and social sciences.

The Humanities Dual Major is offered by The University of New Hampshire. The humanities ask, “What does it mean to be human?” As a student in the humanities degree program, you’ll explore that fundamental question of existence. For answers, you’ll look everywhere from Greek tragedies, postmodern novels and High Renaissance sculpture to pop art, baroque music and contemporary social theories.

Chemical Engineering- Environmental Engineering is offered by University of New Hampshire. The environmental engineering option, with its substantial requirements in chemistry, fluid dynamics, heat transfer, mass transfer, unit operations and reaction kinetics, provides students with a unique preparation to deal with many aspects of environmental pollution problems.

English Teaching- Manchester is offered by University of New Hampshire. If you love to read and write, and dream of a career where you can inspire others to share that love — then teaching English may be the right path for you. The English teaching program builds your foundation in literature and grammar, the education system and teaching practices.