156 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Recreation Management and Policy- Outdoor Leadership and Management Major is offered by University of New Hampshire. The outdoor leadership and management program at UNH prepares graduates for work in outdoor programs, parks and protected areas, and public and private recreation settings. 

Business Administration- International Business and Economics is offered by University of New Hampshire. International business and economics focuses the disciplines of management, international trade, finance, marketing and economics on the challenges of global commerce. 

The Nutrition Major: Nutritional Sciences Option (B.S.) is offered by The University of New Hampshire. The nutritional sciences involve the study of biology, chemistry, physiology, nutrition, biochemistry and physics, as well as core courses in nutritional assessment, life cycle nutrition, nutrition and health and nutrition careers.  

Communication- Business Applications is offered by University of New Hampshire. If you enjoy connecting with other people and are considering a career in marketing, advertising or business management, our business applications option within the communication degree program will give you a head start.

Chemical Engineering- Energy is offered by University of New Hampshire. The energy option covers the major areas of current interest in the energy field. The required courses provide students with a general background knowledge of fossil fuels, nuclear power, solar energy and other alternative energy resources.

The Performance Major (B.M.) is offered by University of New Hampshire. The Bachelor of Music in performance degree is the program for you if you wish to focus intensively on developing your skills as a performer. This program places heavy emphasis on performance study and is great preparation for master and doctoral degree programs.

The Educational Studies Dual Major is offered by The University of New Hampshire. The dual major in educational studies program is designed for students who are interested in an education that integrates fieldwork and research in a range of educational settings, including classrooms, museums and nonprofits.

The Mechanical Engineering Major (B.S.) is offered by The University of New Hampshire. This program is tailored to students who want to pursue a professional career in industry or advanced studies in engineering. Students develop abilities in design, analysis through a foundation of computer science, before moving to more advanced engineering topics that include energy generation.

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.

What does it mean to be human? That’s the question you’ll try to answer while pursuing a degree in Anthropology at University of New Hampshire. You’ll study human beings and past and present societies throughout the world. You’ll gain a broad overview of diverse peoples and cultures and acquire critical thinking skills, preparing you for today’s increasingly globalized world and job market.

As a student in this Social Work program from University of New Hampshire, you’ll learn about the history, values and ethics of the social work profession and social welfare policy. You’ll build a solid foundation in the liberal arts while also studying human behavior and social work practices. 

University of New Hampshire's nursing graduates become part of the workforce that is helping to shape the future of healthcare. A Nursing degree will prepare you for work in a wide range of areas, including emergency and critical care, family practice, school nurse, assisted living settings and a vast array of hospital and rehabilitation settings.

This Civil Engineering program from University of New Hampshire is tailored to students who are interested in the design, construction and maintenance of facilities that help humans lead better lives, while protecting the planet.

This Bioengineering program from University of New Hampshire is tailored to students who want to use engineering principles to analyze problems and design solutions in the fields of healthcare, medicine and biology.

The Political Science Major (B.A.) is offered by University of New Hampshire. From local grassroots movements to interstate wars, political action and institutions affect our societies and our everyday lives. As a major, you will study the institutions, practices and ideas that shape international, comparative and American politics.

The Italian Studies Major (B.A.) is offered by The University of New Hampshire. As a student majoring in Italian, you’ll learn why Italy’s art, food, literature and cinema have such a large and lasting impact on culture worldwide. While you’re at it, you’ll gain proficiency in Italian, which is spoken as a second language by 250 million people. 

The Theatre- Dance Major is offered by University of New Hampshire. By studying dance within the theatre degree program at UNH, you’ll be preparing yourself for a successful career on or off the stage. You’ll take classes in the history of dance, dance composition, choreography and performance, learning techniques in jazz, ballet, tap and even aerial dance.

The Russian Major is offered by University of New Hampshire. Russian is the most widely spoken of the Slavic languages and is the most geographically widespread language of Eurasia. To study Russian is to be introduced to one of the world’s great literatures and cultures.

The Forestry Major (B.S.F.) is offered by The University of New Hampshire. Forestry is the art and science of managing and conserving forests. Our interdisciplinary forestry degree program focuses on sustainable management of forests for productivity, health and biodiversity. 

English- Journalism is offered by University of New Hampshire. Our democracy depends on journalists who can cut through the noise and find the information upon which the public relies. Journalists are trained to report deeply, behave ethically, and write clearly and compellingly.