10 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Psychology at University of Scranton is both a science and a profession dedicated to understanding and changing human behavior. 

International studies at at University of Scranton provides students with a broad knowledge of world affairs. They gain a full recognition and understanding of the many forces that shape the contemporary world, including nationalism, wars, political and economic ideologies, globalization, geographic factors, cultural differentials and modern technology.

The interdisciplinary public policy and service major at University of Scranton combines coursework from public policy, public administration, and nonprofit studies.

Our World Languages and Cultures programs at University of Scranton prepare students to become proficient in a language, a literature, and a culture other than English and American so that they may lead empowered and productive lives as global citizens.

Sociology majors at University of Scranton explore human behavior as it relates to social interaction with individuals, social groups and social institutions like the family, the workplace and government.

A degree in Economics from The University of Scranton earns you “career capital” in the job market. Our graduates are distinguished and valued by employers for their skills learned at the University.

The bachelor's degree in communication sciences and disorders (CSD) at University of Scranton is centered around the basic science of human communication -- including biological, physical, social and linguistic aspects. Students develop an understanding of what happens when communication is impaired, and then they learn how to treat those impairments.

Political Science at University of Scranton is the study of governments, public policies and political behavior in the United States and all countries and regions of the world. Our political science major offers a strong undergraduate education in the liberal arts tradition. You'll develop skills in critical thinking, active learning and leadership. 

This Communication major at University of Scranton prepares students for careers in management, human resources and sales, and for continuing education in graduate or law schools.

Cybercrime is the greatest threat to every organization in the world and the cybersecurity industry is rapidly growing every day. University of Scranton's Bachelor's program in Cybercrime and Homeland Security is designed to prepare you to meet the growing demand for evaluating and managing complex cybersecurity incidents and threats.