23 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The English degree from Loyola University Chicago equips students with the skills and concepts that make the English major an asset in the modern world.

The Business (U.S. and Europe Double Degree) degree from Loyola University Chicago is an immersive experience that will widen your marketability and extend your career possibilities in the U.S. and Europe.

Communication Studies from Loyola University Chicago courses help students understand how communication can persuade, comfort,  alienate, or bring the world together.

At Sociology from Loyola University Chicago you will be better able to raise relevant questions about the direction in which society is moving, interpret social trends, and examine significant social problems.  

The French degree from Loyola University Chicago offers students the opportunity to master skills of language acquisition and textual analysis while developing multicultural awareness of the diversity inherent in the Francophone world.

The Sociology and Anthropology degree at Loyola University Chicago is designed for those students who are interested in both sociology and anthropology.

The Psychology degree at Loyola University Chicago provides students with a broad-based introduction to the science of psychology as well as opportunities to learn how psychology is applied to solving individual and social problems. 

The Criminal Justice and Criminology degree from Loyola University Chicago enables high achieving undergraduate majors to begin fulfilling requirements for a master's degree while completing the bachelor's degree.  

Students at Women's Studies and Gender Studies degree from Loyola University Chicago have a unique opportunity to explore and engage in other disciplines, e.g. English, Political Science, Psychology, to name a few. 

The Visual Communication degree at Loyola University Chicago prepares students to enter the workforce as design professionals, with graduates employed in graphic design studios, internal design teams, branding firms, cultural institutions, and other creative agencies.

Anthropology is a discipline that uniquely bridges the social and natural sciences. Students seeking the Anthropology degree at Loyola University Chicago will study the diversity of humankind as manifest through time and across the globe.

The Criminal Justice and Criminology degree from Loyola University Chicago introduces students to theories of criminal behavior, concepts of justice, and all aspects of the nation's complex criminal justice system, while giving them a strong background in the liberal arts.

The Global Studies degree from Loyola University Chicago gives students the opportunity to examine global issues from the perspective of a number of academic disciplines in the humanities and social sciences.

The Italian degree from Loyola University Chicago offers students the opportunity to master skills of language acquisition and literary and cultural knowledge as cross-cultural communicative competence while developing multicultural awareness of Italian speakers in Italy and around the world.

The Applied Social Psychology degree at Loyola University Chicago allows students to earn both the BS in Psychology and the MA in Applied Social Psychology degrees in five years. Completing both degrees in five years saves students approximately one year of study.

Anthropology is a discipline that uniquely bridges the social and natural sciences. Students seeking the Anthropology degree at Loyola University Chicago will study the diversity of humankind as manifest through time and across the globe.

Students with the Philosophy (Law, Society, Social Justice) degree from Loyola University Chicago gain a solid understanding of the philosophical foundations of law, politics, and governance, as well as insight into theories of social justice, economic justice, racial justice, gender justice, environmental justice, etc.

The Political Science degree at Loyola University Chicago encompasses four subfields: political theory, international relations, comparative politics, and American politics.

The African Studies and the African Diaspora degree from Loyola University Chicago taps a wide range of academic pursuits, intellectual methods and cultural traditions to give our majors and minors a broad perspective of African experiences—both historic, contemporary, local and global. 

The Spanish degree at Loyola University Chicago is a lively, flexible and intellectually challenging way of developing language skills in Spanish while gaining knowledge of the literatures and cultures of Spain, Latin America, and of Hispanics in the United States.