11 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

In the Physics department at Fordham University, we know how exciting the field is—and strive to prepare you to make your own contributions in a variety of technical careers.

Fordham University offers a B.Sc. in Integrative Neuroscience, a dynamic programme designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the nervous system. This degree can be pursued over a duration of four years, with options for both the Lincoln Center and Rose Hill campuses, allowing for a flexible learning experience.

Master the principles of matter and motion in the Engineering Physics department at Fordham University—and then build something. We designed this program to prepare you for a career or graduate study in mechanical, electrical, or civil engineering in a variety of industries.

Read the story of life on Earth as it’s written in our molecules, cells, creatures, and environment, with this Biological Sciences major from Fordham University.

Technologies come and go, but mathematics is eternal. The career possibilities for a degree in Mathematics from Fordham University are vast.

As a General Science major at Fordham University, you’ll study a range of fields—and in the process build a solid foundational knowledge that will help you pursue a science-related career in education, health, law, writing and editing, technology, or sales and marketing.

Mathematics and Economics is a challenging, interdisciplinary degree at Fordham University that will impress recruiters and graduate schools.

Interested in medicine, dentistry, life sciences research, or science journalism? Your first step is here. The Natural Science program is offered at Fordham University.

The Fordham University Mathematics Department offers students the opportunity to learn from exceptional teachers and researchers in a small classroom setting.

Chemistry is the study of matter: its properties, structures, and changes. It’s the common link between virtually every science, including astronomy, physics, biology, and geology. If you think about it, everything involves chemistry. And we think about it with rigor and creativity here at the Department of Chemistry at Fordham University, an American Chemical Society approved program.

Imagine entering today’s workforce with a degree that applies mathematical concepts to the technology that drives our modern world. Fordham University’s interdisciplinary major in Mathematics and Computer and Information Sciences will prepare you to understand the potential of emerging technology—and to help create it.