9 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Electronic and Computer Engineering Technology programme at the University of Dayton provides a practical, hands-on approach to technical education. This bachelor degree, offered in a public study mode, focuses on circuit design and digital systems to prepare students for immediate impact in the engineering industry.

The Management Information Systems programme at the University of Dayton offers a comprehensive B.S.B.A. degree. This public study mode course focuses on bridging business needs with technical solutions. Students engage in hands-on learning over four years to prepare for high-demand roles in the modern digital economy.

With Business Analytics at University of Dayton you'll receive the business and technical skills needed to analyze information, discover new insights, and apply actionable knowledge to make strategic business decisions.

The Computer Engineering programme at the University of Dayton is a full-time B.S.C. degree delivered in a public study mode. This undergraduate course integrates hardware and software expertise to design advanced embedded systems, preparing students for technical innovation through a blend of theory and practical application.

The Computer Information Systems programme at the University of Dayton is a full-time undergraduate course delivered in a public study mode. This degree focuses on systems analysis and design, requiring students to complete a minor to enhance marketability. It prepares graduates for diverse technical and business challenges.

The Bachelor of Science in Data Analytics at University of Dayton is a new interdisciplinary program designed to prepare you with the skills to collect, manage, analyze and interpret complex data.

The Physics - Computer Science programme at University of Dayton offers a public study mode for students seeking a robust scientific foundation. This bachelor degree integrates physical principles with computational expertise, providing a personalised learning experience through a low faculty-to-student ratio.

The Computer Science programme at the University of Dayton is a bachelor level course delivered in a public study mode. This ABET-accredited degree focuses on computing innovation and information security. Students gain hands-on experience in state-of-the-art labs, preparing for impactful careers in technology.

The Criminal Justice and Security Studies - Cyber-Security Management programme at the University of Dayton is a Not Specified degree delivered via public study mode. This interdisciplinary course focuses on protecting the common good through expert security leadership and technical management over a standard full-time duration.