12 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Have you always wondered about how we’re all connected to each other? Well, Human Biology majors at the University of Indianapolis study humans and our close relatives in order to apply that knowledge to careers in human biology or to continue studying medical and forensic sciences.

The Medical Laboratory Science major at the University of Indianapolis combines on-campus study and clinical training to prepare you to perform diagnostic lab tests in hospital labs and clinics and commercial labs. Behind-the-scenes? Yes. But also invaluable.

Life. There’s so much to study! As a Biology major at the University of Indianapolis, you will learn to think scientifically and critically, while gaining an understanding of the wide diversity of life. Your ability to conduct scientific methods of analysis will have you more than prepared to make a difference in the world throughout your career in science or medicine.

The laws of nature. We can't change them, but we can understand them better to harness their power. At the University of Indianapolis, your Physics professors will steer you in a direction that fits your interests.

What can you do with your fascination of earth and space? Well, when you study the various cycles of Earth's landforms, oceans, and the solar system, you can discover how our planet is connected with the universe. This Earth-Space Science degree is offered at the University of Indianapolis.

The University of Indianapolis Mathematics Teaching major provides students with both a full liberal arts major in math and outstanding teacher preparation through our award-winning Department of Teacher Education.

With this Biology - Cell and Molecular Biology major at University of Indianapolis you will explore cells as a fundamental unit of life, investigating how cells associate and interact with other cells, and how cells respond to stimuli.

The Physics Teaching major at the University of Indianapolis is offered for those who wish to teach one of these subjects to grades 5-12. As science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields continually develop, our courses combine fundamental science courses with the Department of Education's teaching curriculum.

The Biology - Science and Technical Writing concentration at University of Indianapolis teaches you how to apply your knowledge of biology to serve as an expert communicator of specialized scientific information to target audiences.

The majors in Physics Teaching and Earth-Space Science Teaching at the University of Indianapolis - two distinct programs - are for those who wish to teach one of these subjects to grades 5-12.

When you do math, so many doors open to your future. The Mathematics program at the University of Indianapolis not only teaches you mathematical rules, theories and concepts, but how to apply them to seek solutions to questions or to develop new mathematics and questions of your own.

Chemistry is more than learning how to balance equations and memorize the periodic table. At the University of Indianapolis you will see the world as a place full of chemistry – from the reactions in the environment, to the digestion of food, to pharmaceutical manufacturing.