36 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Psychology - Psychological Science program at Seattle Pacific University is designed to meet the American Psychological Association Guidelines for the Undergraduate Psychology major while also fulfilling SPU’s mission to provide students with a transformative and holistic experience grounded in Christian faith.

When you major in Economics -  Public Policy in the School of Business, Government, and Economics at Seattle Pacific University, you have an opportunity to tackle critical issues from a Christian perspective.

Majoring in Sociology at Seattle Pacific University allows you to do a systematic study of societies, groups, and human interaction.

A major in Economics -  General Track at Seattle Pacific University gives you a deep, well-rounded background for success – a better understanding of the system behind profit and loss, micro- and macroeconomics, and the ethical implications of commerce.

When you major in Economics -  Financial Economics in the School of Business, Government, and Economics at Seattle Pacific University, you have an opportunity to tackle critical issues from a Christian perspective.

The Politics, Philosophy and Economics, Social Enterprise  major at Seattle Pacific University is a unique program which prepares students for leadership in many areas of public service and private enterprise.

The Politics, Philosophy and Economics, Applied Economics at Seattle Pacific University is designed for students interested in studying the allocation of resources and how that affects human welfare.

The Psychology - Behavioral and Cognitive Neuroscience program at Seattle Pacific University is designed for students that are passionate about integrating psychology and natural sciences with the goal of pursuing careers or graduate programs such as but not limited to clinical psychology, behavioral or cognitive neuroscience, and animal behavior.

The Music Therapy - Psychology program at Seattle Pacific University offers many opportunities for musicians to use their skills and aptitude to serve others through the functional use of music.

The Psychology - Community Psychology and Behavioral Health program at Seattle Pacific University is designed to meet the American Psychological Association Guidelines for the Undergraduate Psychology major while also fulfilling SPU’s mission to provide students with a transformative and holistic experience grounded in Christian faith.

The Psychology - Animal Behavior program at Seattle Pacific University is designed for students that are passionate about integrating psychology and natural sciences with the goal of pursuing careers or graduate programs such as but not limited to clinical psychology, behavioral or cognitive neuroscience, and animal behavior.

The Psychology - Psychological Science program at Seattle Pacific University is designed for students that are passionate about integrating psychology and natural sciences with the goal of pursuing careers or graduate programs such as but not limited to clinical psychology, behavioral or cognitive neuroscience, and animal behavior.

The Psychology - Developmental Psychology program at Seattle Pacific University is designed to meet the American Psychological Association Guidelines for the Undergraduate Psychology major while also fulfilling SPU’s mission to provide students with a transformative and holistic experience grounded in Christian faith.

The Psychology - Animal Behavior program at Seattle Pacific University is designed to meet the American Psychological Association Guidelines for the Undergraduate Psychology major while also fulfilling SPU’s mission to provide students with a transformative and holistic experience grounded in Christian faith.

The Music Therapy - Physical Therapy and Exercise Science program at Seattle Pacific University offers many opportunities for musicians to use their skills and aptitude to serve others through the functional use of music.

As a Social Justice and Cultural Studies - Art for Social Change major at Seattle Pacific University, you will be able to articulate an understanding of the dynamics of power, history, and representation that form culture and produce patterns of inequity.