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Degree Programs
Bachelor Degree Programs
Business, B.A.
Options in:
- Accounting & Finance
- Business Economics and the Political Economy
- Business & Technology
- Human Resource Management
- Management
- Marketing
Communication Arts, B.A.
Options in:
- Media & Cinema Arts
- News & Public Relations
- Relational Communications
Computer Information Systems, B.S.
Options in:
- Business
- Communication Arts
- Database Systems
- Software Development
- System Administration
English, B.A.
Options in:
- Creative Writing
- Professional Writing
Electrical Engineering Technology, B.S.
Option in:
- Computer Technology
History, B.A.
Options in:
- Early American History
- Medieval Europe
- Military History
- Modern American History
- Modern European History
- The Islamic World
- Western History
- Women's History
Humanities, B.A.
Options in:
- Comparitive Cultural Studies
- Philosophical & Cultural Ideas
- Western Culture & Art
Mechanical Engineering Technology, B.S.
Politics & Society, B.A.
Options in:
- Law, Justice & Society
- International Relations
- Political Sociology
- Poliltical Economy
- Political Philosophy
5 Year Accelerated Programs
5-Year Master's of Information Technology
5 year-master’s opportunity exists for diligent students admitted to the Accelerated Master’s degree program. UNH students with a 3.2 gpa in their junior year are invited to apply to the program, and if admitted take up to 12 graduate-level credits for dual credit*. For complete details on the program visit the Accelerated Master’s page*.
5-Year Teacher's Education
The UNH Teacher Education program is for current or prospective undergraduate students who are interested in becoming a teacher. This five-year program is an integrated undergraduate-graduate program culminating in a fifth year, year-long internship. Before the internship, students earn a bachelor's degree one of our current undergraduate degree programs.
Master Degrees
Information Technology (M.S.)
Teacher Education (5-year BA/Master's)
Business Administration (MBA)
Educational Administration & Supervision (EDS)
Elementary Teacher Education (MED)
Public Administration (MPA)
Public Health (MPH)
Secondary Teacher Education (MAT)
Secondary Teacher Education (MED)
Social Work (MSW)
Teacher Leadership (MED)
Post-Baccalaureate Certificates:
Public Health (Certificate)
Software Systems Engineering (Certificate)
Substance Use Disorders: (Certificate)
Minors
UNH Manchester bachelor's degree students may earn a minor in any undergraduate discipline designated by the University. A minor can contrast or complement a student's major program of study. Minors provide an added area of specialized knowledge and experience and enhance an academic portfolio for a career or for graduate or professional education.
- American Sign Language and Deaf Studies
- The Arts
- Business
- Communication Arts
- Community Leadership
- Computer Information Systems
- Education
- English
- History
- Humanities
- Philosophy
- Political Economy
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Sociology
Students must consult with their major adviser and also the minor supervisor. A minor typically consists of 20 credits with C- or better and a 2.00 grade-point average in courses that the minor department approves. Courses taken on the pass/fail basis may not be used for a minor. No more than 8 credits used to satisfy major requirements may be used for the minor. Students should declare an intent to earn a minor as early as possible and no later than the end of the junior year. During the final term, an application should be made to the dean to have the minor shown on the academic record.
