94 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The mission of the B.S.P.H. program in Health Policy and Management from University of North Carolina Chapel Hill is to improve the health of individuals and communities and reduce health inequities in the United States and abroad by educating future health leaders, managers, policymakers, practitioners, and researchers.

The Management and Society is an interdisciplinary major from University of North Carolina Chapel Hill that focuses on the institutional context and inner workings of organizations.

The goal of the Latin American Studies program offered by the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill is to develop students’ basic knowledge and comprehension of key themes in Latin American and Caribbean history, cultures, and contemporary social, economic, and political issues. 

The undergraduate Sociology program at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill includes opportunities to put sociological ideas into practice through research by means of independent studies, theses, and internships.

The Curriculum in Global Studies at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill offers an interdisciplinary undergraduate major that draws on courses from the social sciences, humanities, and professional schools. 

The Chemistry degree at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill enables students to choose to concentrate in one or more areas of chemistry through the courses selected to fulfill the chemistry elective requirements and through undergraduate research.

Courses in the Dramatic Art program from University of North Carolina Chapel Hill focus on the connections between theatre and society, between theatrical performance and the visual arts, and between dramatic literature and philosophy, history, and other literary forms. 

The principal goal of the study of Philosophy from University of North Carolina Chapel Hill is to enable students to think more clearly, deeply, and appreciatively about themselves and their world.

Students at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill majoring in Mathematics may enter either the B.A. or the B.S. program. The B.A. program is more flexible than the B.S. program; it allows students to specialize in mathematics and at the same time either to follow a broad liberal arts program or to specialize in a second area (possibly even taking a second major).

The Department of Religious Studies at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill is dedicated to the study of religions as historical and cultural phenomena.

The mission of the Human Development and Family Studies (HDFS) program from University of North Carolina Chapel Hill is to promote the well-being of children, youth, and families, in diverse developmental and societal contexts through evidence-based teaching, service, leadership, advocacy, research, and innovation. 

The Business Administration program is considered a broad-based, general management degree, and the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Kenan–Flagler Business School encourages breadth in both the business curriculum and in the continuation of study in fine arts, humanities, and natural and social sciences.

The major in Statistics and Analytics is an excellent program at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill for students interested in statistical data science, operations research, and actuarial science, as well as in fields such as business, economics, public policy and health, psychology, and biomedicine where the decision and statistical sciences play an increasingly important role.

The Jewish Studies program from University of North Carolina Chapel Hill is dedicated to the study of religions as historical and cultural phenomena. 

The American Indian and Indigenous Studies concentration at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill provides a meaningful grounding in the histories, cultures, and contemporary experiences of peoples indigenous to North America, as well as their encounters with settler states. 

The B.S.P.H. Biostatistics curriculum at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill consists of a strong mathematical foundation; advanced coursework in statistical applications, theory, and computing; and an understanding of the public health sciences. 

Chemistry at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill is the scientific study of the composition and properties of matter and the investigation of the laws that govern them.

This Medical Anthropology program at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill provides students with the fundamental knowledge and exposure needed to pursue careers and post-graduate studies in fields related to global health, public health, allied health care and health and human services, medicine, dentistry, and other emerging disciplines. 

This Quantitative Biology program from University of North Carolina Chapel Hill is designed for students with a strong interest in a multidisciplinary approach to biological problems in preparation for graduate study in biological or health sciences.

The Communication Studies degree at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill is designed to enable students to develop the capacities to be knowledgeable and responsible producers and consumers of communication through engagement, critique, and creativity.