47 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

A major in Psychology from Santa Clara University lays the groundwork for various careers and advanced studies, including the pursuit of graduate degrees needed for the professional practice of psychology.

The Accounting program at Santa Clara University develops your ability to create, interpret, and analyze financial information for business decisions and prepares you for CPA certification.

The Chemistry degree at Santa Clara University allows students the most freedom in choosing electives. It is an excellent program for pre-medical or pre-teaching students.

The Art History major at Santa Clara University offers a rigorous, interdisciplinary course of study that reaches deep into the past and across the world. Through small, discussion-based classes, you’ll hone your analytical, research, writing, and presentation skills. You’ll also take at least two studio courses as part of the major to help you understand the creative process.

The Communication degree at Santa Clara University prepares students for a wide variety of careers in the communication, entertainment, tech, journalism, and non-profit industries.

As an Management Information Systems student at Santa Clara University, you will explore the use of computer information systems and analytical decision-making methods in organizations.

The Studio Art program at Santa Clara University pairs intensive hands-on work with an emphasis on analysis, research, and writing to prepare majors for all types of creative careers.

The Web Design and Engineering degree at Santa Clara University pairs a technical education in computing with courses in graphic arts, communication, and sociology.

Under the combined Civil Engineering degree program at Santa Clara University, an undergraduate student begins taking courses required for a master’s degree before completing the requirements for a bachelor’s degree and typically completes the requirements for a Master of Science in Civil Engineering within a year of completing the bachelor’s degree.

In the Department of Religious Studies at Santa Clara University, the teaching and research are suffused with a deep commitment to social justice and care for the earth itself. The study of religion intersects with virtually every other approach to understanding the world and ourselves.

Italian Studies program at Santa Clara University invites you to explore the rich and diverse aspects of Italian language and culture as part of your intellectual journey towards your future.

The Santa Clara University General Engineering is a degree program designed for those interested in a career involving engineering knowledge but with more flexibility than a specific engineering discipline.

In addition, students majoring in Accounting and Information Systems offered by Santa Clara University must complete eleven required accounting and OMIS courses and one elective upper division OMIS course

The Computer Science and Engineering degree at Santa Clara University features a balanced core program in which each student studies the engineering aspects of software and hardware as well as the mathematical foundations of computation.

Small classes. Top faculty. State-of-the-art facilities. Research and internship opportunities. One-on-one advising. A wide variety of specializations. The Electrical Engineering program at Santa Clara University has all the components to help you succeed.

The Public Health Science major at Santa Clara University is an interdisciplinary degree focused on the health of human populations and individuals. Students will gain a solid foundation in biology and chemistry to understand the functioning of the human body in health and disease.

The Department of Sociology at Santa Clara University equips students to engage in positive social change to transform the world around them.

The Philosophy degree at Santa Clara University inquires directly into the relation of human beings to the world: what we are, how we know, what values are, how we live. 

As a Marketing student at Santa Clara University, you will have the opportunity to apply what you learn in the real-world, working with local Silicon Valley companies on team projects or in individual internships. 

As a Management student at Santa Clara University, you will gain a broad perspective of the challenges faced by business today, and develop the skills and abilities needed to become a leader in successful organizations, large or small.