74 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Interested in medicine, dentistry, life sciences research, or science journalism? Your first step is here. The Natural Science program is offered at Fordham University.

You see the injustice, poverty, and disaster zones around the world—and you must do something about them. If you believe, as we do, in Fordham University’s Jesuit-inspired mission to care for others and fight for justice, the Humanitarian Studies major might be the perfect program for you.

The Fordham University School of Professional and Continuing Studies' Organizational Leadership degree program offers you the universal skills required to be an effective manager in any field. It provides an alternative to business programs that focus heavily on finance.

Wherever there’s a computer, there’s a skilled person developing, maintaining, hacking, advancing or simply using it. Be that person, with this Computer Science programme from Fordham University.

Paint, draw, film, design, photograph. Whatever your medium, make art in the creative capital of the world, with this Visual Arts program from Fordham University.

What is justice? Why do nations go to war? Why do people vote? As a Political Science major at Fordham University, you’ll study how societies make collective decisions through politics and government.

The Environmental Science major at Fordham University provides students with a solid foundation in scientific principles and analysis, focusing on applications to the environment. It emphasizes a rigorous curriculum, using an integrated approach that combines concepts and methods across the fields of biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, and environmental science. 

Take an interdisciplinary approach to a profound social justice goal: understanding how gender and sexuality shape our culture, daily lives, social institutions, and interactions in this Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies program at Fordham University.

With a Bachelor of Arts in Social Work (BSW) degree from Fordham University, you'll graduate with the skills and knowledge you'll need to promote human rights, social justice, and individual and community well being.

The impact of Europe's Middle Ages can still be felt today. Explore this historical era in a modern city with the Medieval Studies program offered by Fordham University.

The International Political Economy major from Fordham University explores the nature and complexities of our increasingly interdependent and politicized global economy from an interdisciplinary perspective. .

Chemistry is the study of matter: its properties, structures, and changes. It’s the common link between virtually every science, including astronomy, physics, biology, and geology. If you think about it, everything involves chemistry. And we think about it with rigor and creativity here at the Department of Chemistry at Fordham University, an American Chemical Society approved program.

Imagine entering today’s workforce with a degree that applies mathematical concepts to the technology that drives our modern world. Fordham University’s interdisciplinary major in Mathematics and Computer and Information Sciences will prepare you to understand the potential of emerging technology—and to help create it.

Theology Religious Studies from Fordham University focuses on the rich diversity within the Catholic tradition. You’ll discover, interpret, and understand the evolving beliefs and practices of Christianity through a variety of disciplines, including history, philosophy, and literature.