26600 Bachelors Degree Programs in North America

Aurora University's online bachelor's in psychology program covers the mind and human behavior from a lifespan developmental perspective, with topics including both abnormal and normal behavior, personality development, motivation, the cultural environment, and interaction with others. This flexible degree allows students to tailor their learning and pursue a double major. Graduates are prepared for a variety of career options or to continue their studies through a graduate program.

The Bachelor of Science in Sport Management degree from Campbellsville University Online delivers the skills you need for professional success in the business side of the athletics industry. Through a curriculum founded on Christian principles and management essentials, this program will prepare you to address diversity issues within sports, oversee sports facilities, understand sports policies and evaluate human performance. Graduate with the expertise to pursue your passion. Learn more.

Learn from the past for a better future. Majoring in history prepares students for a variety of careers because of the analytical (critical thinking) and communication (written and oral) skills it fosters. Rider’s B.A. in History program offers courses in the history of the U.S., Europe, Latin America, Asia, Africa and the Caribbean.

Stand out for all the right reasons. Liberty University has been recognized as one of the largest faith-based collegiate aviation programs in North America. If you are looking to fly for commercial airlines or corporate organizations, we provide aeronautics programs designed to set you up for success!

The BFA program teaches students the creative and technical skills needed to thrive as career artists. Advanced instruction is offered in non-figurative and figurative fine art, including painting, sculpting, and printmaking. Our Sculpture department has one of the largest and most advanced facilities of its kind in North America, and our state-of-the-art printmaking facilities merge traditional tools with cutting-edge technology.

The Latin American Studies BA program offers students a comprehensive look into the history, culture, politics, and societies of Latin America. It combines coursework in areas like history, geography,...

The Foreign Languages and Literature program at the University of Pittsburgh-Johnstown will empower you for a career that spans the globe, connecting cultures from Europe to South America to Asia--and even further abroad.

This concentration enables students to understand and assess society within international, human, and social contexts. Students can focus on business, conflict transformation, or a specific geographical area: Africa, Europe, Latin America, the Middle East, or Southeast Asia. For students interested in global affairs, conflict resolution, civil service, and international organizations.

Study art history at SCAD and learn from one of North America's largest full-time faculty groups with doctoral degrees. Gain expertise in research, interpretation, and critical analysis while interning at renowned museums. Engage with celebrated art luminaries through exclusive events, symposia, and classroom visits.

A Thiel College religion major will gain a vast understanding of Christianity and all other world religions. The Thiel liberal arts curriculum prepares our religion majors for a wide range of professions, not just a career in ordained ministry. You will learn about the diversity and the unity of the world's religions with engaging courses focusing on subjects like Hebrew, Greek, psychology of religion, and sociology of religion. Thiel College is affiliated with The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, which is one of the largest Christian denominations in the United States.

Methodist University's ACBSP-accredited online Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Applied Science in Accounting will provide you with the tools to develop your own accounting knowledge as you take your career to the next level. From experienced, innovative faculty, you will gain the skills necessary to sit for the CPA exam in North Carolina and other states. Choose the Health Care Administration concentration to prepare for accounting careers with health care providers or at health care facilities.

The concentration in Korean prepares students to perform professional work in the field of translation, international relations, local and federal government, transnational enterprise, cultural industry, and teaching careers in Korea or at local public schools and to pursue graduate studies in Korean or Korean studies. The concentration in Korean has an emphasis on developing solid Korean language proficiency skills, technical translation skills, and an in-depth understanding of both South and North Korean society and culture.

As an art history major at Mason, you'll investigate works of art to learn about how and why they were made, and about the people who made them. You'll study art as a form of personal expression and a record of its historical moment by understanding not only the artwork's aesthetic qualities, but also the way art influences and is influenced by culture, technology, and economics. The expertise of our faculty extends to many world regions – the United States, Latin America, Europe, the Mediterranean, South and Southeast Asia, China, and the Islamic world – and overall historical periods. This major has flexible requirements and you will receive individualized attention to help you adapt your art history studies to your interests.

Wildlife science is the application of ecological knowledge in a manner that strikes a balance between the needs of wildlife populations and the needs of people. Coursework and faculty expertise span the animal kingdom and the planet, with a programmatic emphasis on North American species, policies, and practices.  The focus is applied ecology, and students gain the skills, knowledge, and abilities required to meet contemporary and future challenges facing wildlife such as restoring habitat, securing populations of rare and vulnerable species, mitigating human-wildlife conflicts, controlling invasive species and disease, managing sustainable harvests, and ensuring species persistence under climate change.

A study of the historical development of Christianity in Europe, North America, and globally from the Enlightenment to the present.

The American Indian, First Nations, and Indigenous Studies Department offers students the opportunity to learn about the original, indigenous cultures of North America.

Chemistry serves students who wish to prepare themselves for industrial work or graduate study in chemistry as well as those who wish to satisfy the science requirements in the University Core Curriculum for the baccalaureate degree; to meet pre-professional requirements in many fields such as medicine, dentistry, engineering, pharmacy, and nursing; or to fulfill the requirements in chemistry for certification as secondary school teachers in the state of Indiana.