106 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Criminal Justice and Criminology degree from Loyola University Chicago enables high achieving undergraduate majors to begin fulfilling requirements for a master's degree while completing the bachelor's degree.  

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

Paralegal Studies from Loyola University Chicago allows students with a minimum of 15-semester credits in paralegal studies to improve their skills and career opportunities by earning a bachelor’s degree. 

Management from Loyola University Chicago offers adult learners training in management principles, ethical leadership, critical thinking and strategic planning. Students will be prepared for professional advancement in organization communications, community relations and project management.

The Visual Communication degree at Loyola University Chicago prepares students to enter the workforce as design professionals, with graduates employed in graphic design studios, internal design teams, branding firms, cultural institutions, and other creative agencies.

The Neuroscience degree from Loyola University Chicago addresses this rapidly growing field by offering three different tracks of study for neuroscience students: molecular/cellular, cognitive/behavioral and a neuroscience minor. 

The Nursing degree at Loyola University Chicago is the ideal choice for high school graduates ready to embark on their journey to a nursing career. As a direct-entry program, students are guaranteed a spot in the nursing program upon their acceptance to the Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing. 

The Music (Vocal Performance) degree from Loyola University Chicago offers a program that emphasizes rigorous, conservatory-level study in a liberal arts setting.

The Chemistry degree from Loyola University Chicago offers opportunities to excel in a fundamental area of science.

The Chemistry degree from Loyola University Chicago offers opportunities to excel in a fundamental area of science.

Students earning am Applied Mathematics degree from Loyola University Chicago will acquire foundational knowledge in the field, as well as competency in the critical thinking, technological, and communication skills necessary for its application.  

Environmental Science and Master of Business Administration from Loyola University Chicago introduces students to the fundamental issues involved in global, environmental and ethical business practices.  

The Mathematics (Education Track) degree from Loyola University Chicago sets the foundation for teaching secondary school mathematics.

Biology - Ecology from Loyola University Chicago  is designed to provide in-depth training for students planning to do research in various areas of environmental sciences as either graduate students or employees of environmental agencies and companies.

The Entrepreneurship degree from Loyola University Chicago is designed to equip students with the skills and mindset needed to navigate the dynamic landscape of business and make a meaningful impact on the world. 

Our increasingly image-rich culture makes the study and thoughtful interpretation of the visual arts central to a liberal arts education today. The Art History program at Loyola University Chicago offers courses that encompass topics and periods ranging from the arts of the ancient world to those of Asia, Africa, early modern Europe, and contemporary art.

At Environmental Science - Conservation and Restoration Ecology from Loyola University Chicago students develop a solid foundation in environmental science, environmental economics and policy, and the ways that society can effectively enhance biodiversity. 

Music (Jazz Studies) from Loyola University Chicago invites students of all backgrounds to engage in a vast array of performance and coursework opportunities.  

The Dance degree from Loyola University Chicago offers diverse, rigorous dance training within the context of Loyola’s Ignatian liberal arts curriculum in the service of social justice.