9 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Music from Loyola University Chicago invites students of all backgrounds to engage in a vast array of performance and coursework opportunities.  

The Theatre degree at Loyola University Chicago strives to make the most out of a liberal arts education. By fostering work in performance, directing, design, technology, management, dramaturgy, and literature, the theatre major prepares students to enter any aspect of the theatre industry.

Photography has played a major role in the production of images in visual culture since its invention in the first half of the 19th century. The Photography degree at Loyola University Chicago is focused on photography as an artistic discipline that has developed a rich history over the last century and a half, and which continues to evolve with recent innovations in technology.

Sculpture and Ceramics from Loyola University Chicago explores the interplay between Art, Craft & Design, and reflects on the vital contribution that three dimensional art forms make to material culture.  

The Visual Communication degree at Loyola University Chicago prepares students to enter the workforce as design professionals, with graduates employed in graphic design studios, internal design teams, branding firms, cultural institutions, and other creative agencies.

The Music (Vocal Performance) degree from Loyola University Chicago offers a program that emphasizes rigorous, conservatory-level study in a liberal arts setting.

Our increasingly image-rich culture makes the study and thoughtful interpretation of the visual arts central to a liberal arts education today. The Art History program at Loyola University Chicago offers courses that encompass topics and periods ranging from the arts of the ancient world to those of Asia, Africa, early modern Europe, and contemporary art.

Music (Jazz Studies) from Loyola University Chicago invites students of all backgrounds to engage in a vast array of performance and coursework opportunities.  

The Dance degree from Loyola University Chicago offers diverse, rigorous dance training within the context of Loyola’s Ignatian liberal arts curriculum in the service of social justice.