23 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The B.S. in Economics with Financial Economics Concentration at University of San Francisco prepares students for using their economics training to make a positive impact in underserved communities both at home and abroad.

The B.A. in Asian Studies at University of San Francisco advances your understanding of the increasingly powerful continent of Asia, focusing not only on the structures of society — its histories, laws, economies, and governments — but also on the religious, philosophical, artistic, and intellectual foundations for these structures.

The B.S. in Economics at University of San Francisco prepares students for using their economics training to make a positive impact in underserved communities both at home and abroad.

The Psychology major at University of San Francisco is designed for students who desire to learn the fundamentals of behavioral science within the context of a traditional liberal arts education. Students receive a comprehensive exposure to the foundations of psychological theory and application, and are introduced to laboratory and field research. 

Sociology - Criminology, Law and Society at University of San Francisco provides a broad-based, liberal arts education that stresses analytical thinking, critical reasoning, and writing skills.

The Performing Arts and Social Justice major at University of San Francisco provides a training program in Dance, Music, and Theater.

The B.A. in Asian Studies with Philippine Concentration at University of San Francisco emphasizes the relationship between natural and man-made environments, as well as USF's commitment to social justice, ethics, and human rights.

Sociology - Globalization, Development and Sustainability at University of San Francisco provides a broad-based, liberal arts education that stresses analytical thinking, critical reasoning, and writing skills.

The B.A. in Architecture and Community Design at University of San Francisco satisfies the entrance requirements for graduate architecture and urban design programs at the nation's top universities.  

Psychology (Hons) from University of San Francisco curriculum is designed around the foundations of psychological theory and application.  

International Studies (Dual Degree) from University of San Francisco will save you both time and tuition by allowing you to earn a bachelor's and master's degree in only five years.  

The International Studies degree at University of San Francisco opens the door to professional opportunities around the globe. Where will it take you? Some options include: government service, education, business, media and communications, environmental sustainability, law, consulting, and development. 

The Politics degree at University of San Francisco encompasses the examination of traditional government structures and processes, as well as other key sites of political activity, from non-governmental organizations to social media.

Come to the Sociology program at University of San Francisco and study human relationships and institutions. Explore how race, class, gender, sexuality, age, and nationality create social structures and social inequalities.

 The B.A. in Communication Studies at University of San Francisco offers students the opportunity to explore all aspects of communication: from the public practices of politics, business, and protest to the everyday interactions of family, friends, and strangers.

The B.A. in English with Literature Concentration at University of San Francisco provides a comprehensive and dynamic background in American and British fiction, nonfiction and poetry.

The B.S. in Economics with International Economics Concentration at University of San Francisco prepares students for using their economics training to make a positive impact in underserved communities both at home and abroad.

Sociology - Critical Diversity and Social Justice at University of San Francisco provides a broad-based, liberal arts education that stresses analytical thinking, critical reasoning, and writing skills.

At Applied Economics (Dual Degree) from University of San Francisco you develop skills to tackle real-world problems ranging from poverty to gender inequality to environmental pollution.  

Sociology - Education and Youth  at University of San Francisco provides a broad-based, liberal arts education that stresses analytical thinking, critical reasoning, and writing skills.