16 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

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.

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

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.

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. 

Classical Civilization majors at Catholic University of America study ancient art and architecture, history, and mythology in the ancient Greek and Roman worlds. You will take courses in philosophy and theology and develop strong analytical, research, and writing skills.

The Bachelor of Arts in Architectural Studies degree from Catholic University of America combines a liberal arts education with a general study of architecture and design. Students may select elective requirements across a broad range of architectural topics or concentrate them within a particular area of focus such as architectural history, theory, design, or technology.

As a Classical Humanities - Greek major from Catholic University of America, you will explore the world of ancient Greece through both language and culture. You will become proficient in the Greek language and study ancient Greek literature, history, and art.

Are you a born performer? The Musical Theatre program at Catholic University of America is designed to engage your passion for the stage in a rigorous training program that will prepare you to become a professional musical theatre artist, armed with the skills to perform on regional, national, and Broadway stages.

Catholic University of America's students choose the Theology and Religious Studies major because they love to wrestle with ultimate questions and learn about how religious traditions inform the answers. For many, their studies are promoted by and in turn nourish their faith lives.

Improve your earning power by completing your bachelor’s degree with Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies from Catholic University of America. A major in Interdisciplinary Studies can be applied to any career path preparing you for a successful, high paying career.

During the Bachelor of Double Bass, Harp at the Catholic University of America, you will receive first-class musical training. Along with foundational music courses in areas like music history and conducting, you will receive advanced private instruction in double bass or harp.

As an English major at Catholic University of America, you’ll develop a progressively more differentiated sense of literary history, a more discriminating sense of literary value, and a more sophisticated understanding of the cultural and social roles of literature. You’ll also learn to cultivate the power of written expression.

For undergraduate History majors, Catholic University of America's department combines the best of many worlds.Our classes are small and interactive (typically well below 20 students), and our courses emphasize class discussion, intensive writing, and developing research skills.

With a Bachelor of Philosophy Pre-Law at the Catholic University of America, you will build an excellent foundation for the critical thinking, logical argumentation, and clear reasoning required for the study of law. You will study the history of philosophy and engage in contemporary arguments about God, truth, nature, and the human person. 

During the Bachelor of Greek and Latin at the Catholic University of America, you’ll read classical texts in both Greek and Latin. You also will become familiar with the history, literature, and culture of the classical world. This program will prepare you for a career in classics, whether in the university world, in archaeology, or in museum work.