79 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Students majoring in economics must choose one of two degree options: Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Economics, or a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Economics at Catholic University of America. The first option allows more room for double majors or multiple minors, while the second option provides broader technical skills in mathematics and econometrics.

The Education Studies program from Catholic University of America provides opportunities for students to examine the learning process of culturally and academically diverse students, the organization of schooling, and its links to the broader social context from a variety of disciplinary perspectives.

This interdisciplinary field combines aspects of mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, computer science, biology, chemistry, mathematics, and physics. Students study Biomedical Engineering at Catholic University of America to be of service to people and to apply advanced technologies to complex problems of medical care.

This undergraduate program of Chemical Physics from Catholic University of America is designed to meet the increasing need for scientists with strong backgrounds in both chemistry and physics.

Psychology at Catholic University of America, you will learn psychological theory and methodology and become familiar with a variety of content areas, including neuroscience, cognition, developmental, social, and clinical psychology.

The pre-professional Architecture degree from Catholic University of America creates the foundation in the field of architecture as preparation for continued education in a professional degree program or for employment options in fields related to architecture, such as construction management, theater set design, furniture design, real estate development, and digital fabrication and animation. 

As a Classical Humanities - Latin major at Catholic University of America, you will become proficient in Latin and cultures associated with the Latin language. Students who wish to become Latin teachers may consider a minor in secondary education.

Criminology majors at Catholic University of America study crime in societies and the preventative strategies that could control these social behaviors. After taking core sociology courses, students will learn about topics such as forensic policies, the social psychology of crime, and how crime is perceived in popular culture.

The Major in Hispanic Studies from Catholic University of America offers an interdisciplinary approach to the study of the Spanish-speaking world.

Catholic University of America's B.A. Drama program incorporates academic rigor with top-notch theatrical productions, giving you both excellent training in the theatrical field and a scholarly foundation in the liberal arts.

During the Bachelor of Mathematical Finance at the Catholic University of America, you’ll use tools of mathematics and statistics to understand the dynamics of variability in financial markets. 

The Bachelor of Entrepreneurship at Catholic University of America helps students apply entrepreneurship theory, discipline and principles to real-world challenges and opportunities. In any field of study, entrepreneurial skills help individuals move from ideas to impact.

The offering of the Sacred Theology and Divinity joint degree program at the Catholic University of America serves to accentuate both the professional and academic realities together with a recognized civil and ecclesial degree program.

The undergraduate programs in Secondary Education from the Catholic University of America prepare students as middle school and high school teachers in English, mathematics, or social studies.

The Biochemistry program from Catholic University of America is an inter-departmental program administered by a committee selected from the faculty of the departments of Biology and Chemistry. 

This demanding International Economics and Finance - Honors degree program from Catholic University of America is designed to provide honors students with proficiency in economic theory and policymaking as related to the workings of the international global economy while providing a solid financial background.

The Department of Mathematics from Catholic University of America offers a joint bachelors of science in Mathematics and Physics degree with the Department of Physics. The program includes a mix of math, physics, and computer science courses through a four year schedule.

As a Physics major at Catholic University of America, you’ll examine the mathematical relationships that exist among the physical entities of the world, and, in particular, try to discover the general principles that govern the behavior of the macroscopic and microscopic universe.

Catholic University of America's Philosophy major programs are designed to provide students with a broad philosophical background, both in the history of philosophy and in the systematic areas of philosophy. Depending on students’ interests and needs, they may choose different levels of depth of philosophical studies, complemented by particularly designed liberal arts concentrations.

The Exploratory Major from Catholic University of America is designed to let you purposefully seek out your area of focus by taking classes in many different subjects before choosing a major.