13 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

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.

The English degree from Loyola University Chicago equips students with the skills and concepts that make the English major an asset in the modern world.

The Classical Civilization degree from Loyola University Chicago provides a well-rounded knowledge of Western culture and traditions. Classical Studies minors (also available in all three fields) can add vital depth to a student's liberal arts education. 

The Creative Writing degree from Loyola University Chicago offers introductory and advanced workshops in fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction.  

The Philosophy degree from Loyola University Chicago allows full-time students to complete both an undergraduate and graduate degree in just five years.

The major in History at Loyola University Chicago prepares students for graduate and law schools as well as for careers in such fields as teaching in secondary schools, curatorial and educational positions in museums and historical associations, foreign service, library science, public administration and journalism. 

The Latin degree from Loyola University Chicago provides a well-rounded knowledge of Western culture and traditions.

The Hispanic Studies degree from Loyola University Chicago is committed to teaching students to develop linguistic, cultural, and literary competencies in world languages that are critical to engaging in our diverse global society.

Theological thinking seeks not only an understanding of the nature of religion. Loyola University Chicago offers a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theology. 

Philosophy from Loyola University Chicago raises fundamental questions about ourselves and the world, which result in a sharpened perception of the value of our lives and an increased ability of analysis. 

Students with the Philosophy (Law, Society, Social Justice) degree from Loyola University Chicago gain a solid understanding of the philosophical foundations of law, politics, and governance, as well as insight into theories of social justice, economic justice, racial justice, gender justice, environmental justice, etc.

The History degree from Loyola University Chicago teaches its students to evaluate issues and societies in chronological perspective on the basis of the evidence left behind by human beings.

Graduates of this English degree from Loyola University Chicago will be well prepared to pursue a PhD in English, to apply to a professional school, or to seek a teaching position at the post-secondary level.