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Business Administration
The Business Administration program offered by University of the Incarnate Word develops in each student a broad understanding of how the elements and processes of business organizations relate to one another and to the external environment.

International Management
The International Management Bachelor of the International School of Management (ISM) offers a solid foundation in business management principles and practices, focusing on developing practice-oriented business management skills that are essential in the global marketplace. This is one of the favorite Bachelor programmes at Germany's first AACSB-accredited private university of applied science.
Engineering Science
The Engineering Science program from Charles Darwin University will provide you with the necessary scientific knowledge that underpins your engineering discipline, followed by a specialist knowledge of the theory and practice of civil and structural, electrical and electronics, and mechanical engineering.

History of Art with Gallery and Museum Studies (Hons)
What roles do galleries and museums have in society today? How have they shaped the understanding of art? In the History of Art with Gallery and Museum Studies (Hons) course from the University of East Anglia you’ll explore these questions and more through first-hand experience of a major art gallery and museum.

Engineering (Hons)
This Engineering (Hons) BEng course from Bournemouth University is designed for practicing engineers who are already qualified to HND, FdEng, FdSc or degree level and who want to gain the academic qualifications necessary to achieve Incorporated Engineer (IEng) status.

International Business
Would you like to study sustainable business and management in a truly international setting? Are you looking to gain skills in the latest digital tools that prepare you for a career in modern business life? Then the bachelor’s degree programme International Business from Arcada University of Applied Sciences is for you!
Liberal Arts
The Liberal Arts programme at Birkbeck, University of London offers a versatile B.A. (Hons) degree. This undergraduate course provides flexible study modes, including full-time and part-time options on campus. Students explore diverse humanities subjects over three to six years, tailored to their intellectual interests.
Africana Studies
The Center for Africana Studies in the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences from Johns Hopkins University is the intellectual home for university students, researchers, and faculty whose interests include historical, political, artistic, scientific, literary, educational, and economic work engaging with Africa and the African Diaspora.
Early Childhood Education
The Early Childhood Education degree from Kent State University offers students the skills and resources needed to obtain Ohio licensure for early childhood, preschool through grade 5.
Political Science (Honours)
The Political Science (Honours) program at the Australian National University exemplifies the ANU commitment to research-led education. Building on the Bachelor of Political Science, it gives you high-level preparation for professional life or a higher degree by research through the development of an advanced knowledge of the research principles.

Information Technology (Hons)
This Information Technology (Hons) BSc programme from UWE Bristol (University of the West of England) is integral to our lives. It supports scientific breakthroughs, makes organisations more effective and whole sectors of our economy depend on it.
Biology
Biology from Loyola University Chicago offers a myriad of undergraduate student research opportunities.
Film Production
The Film Production programme at the University of Regina is a comprehensive four-year Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. Delivered in a public study mode, this professional course focuses on cinematic storytelling and technical mastery. Students develop creative skills in animation, documentary, and dramatic filmmaking in a hands-on environment.
New Media Art
Want to pursue a degree that encourages intellectual, creative and technical growth? A Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Studio Art with a concentration in New Media Art at University of North Texas may be for you.

Economics (Hons)
How do the choices of individuals and firms combine to shape the modern global economy? And how can we best align this economy with human goals? On University of East Anglia's flagship degree in Economics (Hons), you'll develop an understanding of the economic forces that govern the world.
Social Data Analytics
Social Data Analytics at Pennsylvania State University is an interdisciplinary major that prepares students to participate in both a research environment where “big data” is a major source of insight into social and political processes, and an economy increasingly organized around data analytics.
Medieval and Renaissance Studies
The Medieval and Renaissance Studies Program at the College of William & Mary encourages the interdisciplinary study of Europe between 300 CE and 1700 CE. Capturing the values, practices, and contexts of subjects in these centuries is challenging, not least because of their distance from us.
Science
The Science programme at the University of Ottawa is a versatile bachelor degree delivered in a public study mode. This undergraduate course allows students to explore various scientific disciplines over a flexible duration. It provides a comprehensive foundation in the sciences while offering paths to specialise later.
Italian
The Italian Department from Georgetown University offers a variety of undergraduate academic programs to prepare students for different career paths. Italian majors and minors have successfully entered many fields, including Academia, Journalism, Law, Fashion, Art, Finance, International Trade, Real Estate, Education, Public Relations, and Medicine.
Environmental Science
At the Bowling Green State University, Environmental Science is an interdisciplinary major integrating study in complementary fields to promote understanding of the relationship between the living and non-living components of the world. Important concepts from biology, chemistry, geology, physics, economics, geography, sociology and political science are integrated to explore these connections.