106 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Pursue a career in fitness, exercise, and physical performance and work with athletes, individuals, or people with health challenges with the Exercise Science degree from Loyola University Chicago. 

At Elementary Education from Loyola University Chicago you gain experience right from the start of your freshman year, graduating with the equivalent of a year of full-time teaching.  

Invest in your future with the BBA in Finance. The Quinlan School of Business from  Loyola University Chicago has one of the finest undergraduate finance programs in Chicago.

Biology from Loyola University Chicago offers a myriad of undergraduate student research opportunities.  

Achieve a sustainable competitive advantage for your organization by learning how to manage its supply chains with the Supply Chain Management degree from Loyola University Chicago. 

Students at Environmental Science - Food Systems and Sustainable Agriculture from Loyola University Chicago build upon a solid foundation of environmental science, gain experience in designing and managing agricultural ecosystems, develop quantitative skills in evaluating ecosystem processes and services, and practice making management and policy recommendations based on available data. 

Anthropology is a discipline that uniquely bridges the social and natural sciences. Students seeking the Anthropology degree at Loyola University Chicago will study the diversity of humankind as manifest through time and across the globe.

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

Physics is the most fundamental and all-inclusive of the sciences and has profoundly impacted all scientific development—from the smallest forms of matter to rapid advances in modern technology to understanding the universe itself.  Join the Physics degree at Loyola University Chicago. 

The Criminal Justice and Criminology degree from Loyola University Chicago introduces students to theories of criminal behavior, concepts of justice, and all aspects of the nation's complex criminal justice system, while giving them a strong background in the liberal arts.

The International Business degree at Loyola University Chicago prepares students to excel in positions involving global trade and commerce. It offers the business and communication skills needed to compete internationally.

The Global Studies degree from Loyola University Chicago gives students the opportunity to examine global issues from the perspective of a number of academic disciplines in the humanities and social sciences.

The Sport Management degree from Loyola University Chicago combines comprehensive business skills with an in-depth understanding of the sport industry.  

Students earning a Statistics degree from Loyola University Chicago will acquire knowledge of a broad range of statistical techniques and methods, an understanding of the mathematical underpinnings of these methods and techniques, and the computational skills, such as R and SAS, to apply and implement these methods using real data.

The Italian degree from Loyola University Chicago offers students the opportunity to master skills of language acquisition and literary and cultural knowledge as cross-cultural communicative competence while developing multicultural awareness of Italian speakers in Italy and around the world.

At Special Education from Loyola University Chicago you'll learn skills and strategies to support students with a variety of academic, social, and behavioral needs, from ages 3 to 21. 

The Applied Social Psychology degree at Loyola University Chicago allows students to earn both the BS in Psychology and the MA in Applied Social Psychology degrees in five years. Completing both degrees in five years saves students approximately one year of study.

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

Students at Environmental Science - Environmental Health from Loyola University Chicago develop a solid foundation in environmental science, environmental economics and policy, and the societal issues associated with environmental degradation.  

At Physics and Secondary Education from Loyola University Chicago you will possess the following knowledge, skills, and professional values necessary to teach science in grades 9-12.