What Degree Programs and Subject Areas Does UNT Offer?

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The University of North Texas (unt.edu) offers 116 bachelor's degrees, 87 master's degrees, 39 doctoral degrees, and certificates, spanning subjects from business and engineering to music and health. Programs are available at the Denton campus, the Frisco campus, and online, so you can choose a format that fits your location and schedule. If you are still deciding what to study, UNT also lists an "Still Exploring & Undetermined" path.

Degree Levels at a Glance

Degree level Programs listed Typical use
Bachelor's 116 First undergraduate degree
Master's 87 Advanced study after a bachelor's
Doctorate 39 Research or professional terminal degree
Certificates Listed as a separate credential Focused skill or subject training

The site organizes academics first by degree type, then by location and subject, which makes it easy to narrow down before you apply.

Subject Areas

UNT groups its programs into broad subject categories, including:

  • Arts or Design
  • Business & Industry
  • Communications & Media
  • Data Analytics & Information
  • Education
  • Health & Wellness
  • Humanities & Social Sciences
  • Music & Performing Arts
  • Public Service
  • STEM
  • Multidisciplinary

If none of these fit yet, the "Still Exploring & Undetermined" option lets you start without locking in a major.

Locations and Formats

  • Denton — the main campus
  • Frisco — a second campus location
  • Online — programs you can complete remotely

The site also links to colleges and schools and to the libraries, so you can check program details within the academic unit that offers them.

How to Use This to Decide

  1. Start with the degree level you need (bachelor's, master's, doctorate, or certificate).
  2. Filter by location (Denton, Frisco, or online).
  3. Browse the subject area closest to your interests, or choose "Still Exploring" if undecided.
  4. Check the specific college or school page for program requirements.

As a scale reference, UNT reports nearly 44,000 students and notes that 90 of its academic programs rank among the nation's Top 100. If you want to explore in person, the site lists Preview Day events where you can meet faculty, ask about admission and financial aid, and apply on the spot.