9 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Students at Norwich University who have completed more than one year of high school Spanish, or the equivalent, must take the foreign language placement test before registering for their first Norwich course in Spanish.

The Studies in War and Peace (SWAP) program from Norwich University examines the origins and development of military institutions and the impact of these institutions upon the social order. 

When you major in International Studies at Norwich University, you learn about foreign languages and cultures at the source. 

Norwich University's Bachelor of Science in Strategic Studies and Defense Analysis (SSDA) curriculum includes four areas of instruction - general education, program-specific electives, field studies and a capstone project.

Norwich University offers a comprehensive approach to National Security Studies.

Our Communications program at Norwich University continues its excellent record of placing majors with national networks and publications.

The Political Science program at Norwich University emphasizes the objectives of the liberal arts, which are to help the student cultivate powers of analysis and exposition in reading, writing, and communication; to expand the student’s intellectual horizons; and to increase the student’s knowledge and curiosity. 

Psychology at Norwich University is both a field of scientific inquiry and a professional activity: it shares its subject matter and its methods with the biological and social sciences, while simultaneously sharing some of the same concerns of the arts; namely, human motivation, emotion, aesthetic appreciation and experience, creativity, and the individual’s relations to the world and humankind. 

The Criminology major at Norwich University is designed to provide an education exploring empirical and theoretical approaches to crime and criminal behavior.