10 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Sociology from University of Southern Indiana prepares you for today's fast pace changing job market.

Communication Studies from University of Southern Indiana explores communication in various contexts and forms, incorporating writing, speaking and computer-mediated communications across the curriculum.

Anthropology from University of Southern Indiana prepares students for the professional world and opens doors to various career paths. Courses provide global information and thinking skills critical to such fields as international business and law, public health, human resources, teaching, advocacy, and public service.

French from University of Southern Indiana introduces students to French language. The World Languages and Cultures Department is committed to providing students with language skills and cultural knowledge for professional and academic careers in the 21st century.

German from University of Southern Indiana introduces students to German language. The World Languages and Cultures Department is committed to providing students with language skills and cultural knowledge for professional and academic careers in the 21st century.

Spanish from University of Southern Indiana introduces students to Spanish language. The World Languages and Cultures Department is committed to providing students with language skills and cultural knowledge for professional and academic careers in the 21st century.

Government, Law and Diplomacy from University of Southern Indiana gets you out of the classroom and into the workplace, where you can get involved in the political process and see political science concepts in action. 

Economics from University of Southern Indiana provides students with valuable competencies, combining analytical and communicative skills. 

Psychology from University of Southern Indiana blends classroom learning with real-world experience.

The Global Studies Major is offered by University of Southern Indiana consists of existing courses offered in the College of Liberal Arts, the Romain College of Business, and the Pott College of Science, Engineering, and Education.