9 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Neuroscience major at University of Scranton is interdisciplinary, combining biology, psychology, chemistry and physics.

The Biochemistry, Cell and Molecular Biology major at University of Scranton is an interdisciplinary course of study with the Biology and Chemistry Departments. 

The Biology degree at University of Scranton is the study of the living world around us. It explores the structure and function of living organisms including animals, plants, bacteria and viruses.

Our department is approved by the American Chemical Society and prepares students for a broad range of opportunities, including graduate studies and industry careers. We offer a bachelor degree in Forensic Chemistry at University of Scranton. 

Our department is approved by the American Chemical Society and prepares students for a broad range of opportunities, including graduate studies and industry careers. Chemistry students at University of Scranton are much more than great scientists. 

In your first three years in the Physics program from University of Scranton, you’ll take a core of courses including general physics, modern physics, statistical physics and thermodynamics, quantum physics, and electromagnetics.

A Mathematical Sciences B.S. student at University of Scranton will choose from the following tracks: Actuarial Science, Biological Sciences, Computer & Information Science, Data Science, and Physical Sciences. 

Our Bachelor of Science in Mathematics program at University of Scranton equips students with a well-rounded skill set in both pure and applied mathematics. Students take a range of core and advanced courses to build strong foundations in both mathematics and science.

Biophysics at University of Scranton is an interdisciplinary science in which the principles and techniques of physics are applied to the study of living things and how they work.