106 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

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.

Secondary Education from Loyola University Chicago includes both a secondary education major and a major in an additional subject area. Choose from English, history, math, political science, or psychology.   

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

Advertising and Public Relations and Global Strategic Communication from Loyola University Chicago is for students who are looking for a communication career and want to strive to the global stage.  

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 Political Science degree at Loyola University Chicago encompasses four subfields: political theory, international relations, comparative politics, and American politics.

The African Studies and the African Diaspora degree from Loyola University Chicago taps a wide range of academic pursuits, intellectual methods and cultural traditions to give our majors and minors a broad perspective of African experiences—both historic, contemporary, local and global. 

The Forensic Science degree from Loyola University Chicago is fully accredited by FEPAC - The Forensic Education Programs Accreditation Commission.

The Management degree at Loyola University Chicago provides students with a theoretical and practical foundation for effective and responsible leadership in both entrepreneurial and established business enterprises.

Grounded in the basic sciences with an emphasis on population health, the Public Health degree at Loyola University Chicago prepares students for positions in fields such as health education, epidemiology, and environmental health, across nonprofit, industry, and government sectors.

The B.S. degree program in Computer Science at Loyola University Chicago provides a balance between theoretical foundations and applied computer science with the ultimate goal of presenting knowledge likely to be of ongoing value throughout one’s career.

The Spanish degree at Loyola University Chicago is a lively, flexible and intellectually challenging way of developing language skills in Spanish while gaining knowledge of the literatures and cultures of Spain, Latin America, and of Hispanics in the United States.  

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.

The Human Resource Management degree from Loyola University Chicago will help you develop a socially responsible managerial philosophy in directing employees in their personal ambitions and your organizational goals.

Computer Science from Loyola University Chicago has the ultimate goal of presenting knowledge likely to be of ongoing value throughout one's career.  

The Economics degree at Loyola University Chicago will equip you with a knowledge of principles, theories, and concepts of economics and business, which will help you to become a responsible and successful leader in your chosen fields.