15 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Creative problem-solving? Art Therapy definitely accomplishes that. As an art therapist, you could help people with developmental, physical, emotional, or psychological issues. You must hold a graduate degree to be an art therapist, and this degree at the University of Indianapolis prepares you for admission to such a program.

How do you fit in? Figuring out your role in society is a major advantage of studying Political Science. At the University of Indianapolis, you won't just learn how democracy works. You'll also gain a foundation for citizenship in a democratic society.

If you're interested in Psychology with Occupational Therapy at the University of Indianapolis to a health profession focused on patient rehabilitation of injuries or disabilities, consider combining a psychology degree with occupational or physical therapy.

You love travel, but not as a tourist. You love listening to people. And you don't see yourself working in a cubicle. True? Then Archaeology might be the degree for you. The program at the University of Indianapolis gives students hands-on archaeological training and experience, largely with North American materials.

How does culture shape the ways in which we experience, interpret and explain the complex world(s) we inhabit? What does the study of culture and diversity tell us about what it means to be human? These are just some of the questions you will address as an Anthropology major at the University of Indianapolis.

There’s so much more to learning about a culture than studying the language. And that’s what you'll discover in the Franco-Germanic Studies major at the University of Indianapolis.

You're a good team player while being revered for your leadership skills, right? Sounds like the right ingredients for a degree in Business Administration and Management at the University of Indianapolis.

As a musician, you already know the healing effects of music. Now the growing field of Music Therapy is a way for you to share that benefit with others who need it. This degree is offered at the University of Indianapolis.

The Latin American Studies program at the University of Indianapolis provides you the valuable working knowledge of the Spanish language, but you will also be entrenched in cultural understanding, literature, philosophy, and historical time periods.

In the Spanish Teaching major at University of Indianapolis, you'll receive solid teacher preparation through our award-winning Department of Teacher Education. 

You care about others. How can you channel that caring into a career? Well, the undergraduate Psychology major at the University of Indianapolis gives you a strong foundation to use as you pursue graduate study in psychology.

A Social Studies Teaching degree from University of Indianapolis gives you the skills necessary to teach history, and instills further knowledge about government, geography, economics, sociology and psychology. 

Despite our differences, most people have common desires- to get along with others, to be treated equally, and to have fulfilling lives. As a Sociology major at the University of Indianapolis, you will use scientific methods to study societies and social groups, uncovering how we relate to one another and how we can make peoples’ lives better.

International Relations jobs range from government agencies to non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and research organizations to international organizations. At the University of Indianapolis, courses give you a broad understanding of the political, social and economic evolution of the international system in the 20th century.

What can you do with a liberal arts degree? Anything! No, really. The Liberal Studies program at the University of Indianapolis provides you with general knowledge and intellectual development, making you a lifelong learner who can adapt to most any situation.