13 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Do cycles, forecasting, risk analysis and economic theory excite you? Analytical skills happen to be in very high demand—and very lucrative—especially in the finance world. As a major in the Business Economics program at the University of San Diego, you can prepare for a thrilling career as an analyst in investment banking, government or even public policy.

The Political Science program at the University of San Diego prepares students for active citizenship and an ongoing interest in national and global politics.

The Behavioral Neuroscience program at the University of San Diego emphasizes the interaction of behavior with biological systems, including brain pathways, nervous systems and hormonal systems.

French and Francophone Studies at University of San Diego develops students' cross-cultural understanding and communicative proficiency in French through the study of current French society and culture.

The Ethnic Studies program at the University of San Diego addresses the lives, labor and cultures of communities of color through ethnic-specific and comparative lenses.

The Sociology program at the University of San Diego studies a vibrant discipline dedicated to examining relationships between individuals and the justice system, between the economy and a particular city or between school districts.

Throughout the Economics program at the University of San Diego, we will help you master the critical thinking and analytic skills you'll need to prepare you for a variety of positions in multiple industries, such as project manager in global revenue operations at Adobe, analyst at Citigroup, consultant at FactSet or research assistant at the Board of Governors.

Students in the Spanish program at the University of San Diego will be studying the language and culture of the Spanish-speaking world.

The Communication Studies program at the University of San Diego approaches communication as the primary social process: the various modes of human communication forge and maintain individual identity and collective organization.

The Psychology program at the University of San Diego is studying a science for the real world. The program provides a strong foundation in the principles and practices of psychology within the framework of a liberal arts education.

Study Italian language and culture in a transnational context with the Italian and Italian Studies program at the University of San Diego.

The Anthropology program at the University of San Diego teaches students about complex cultural and biological diversity of humans and their relatives, past and present, with the goal of understanding and solving our world's current challenges.

The International Relations program at the University of San Diego is an interdisciplinary program designed for students who seek a holistic understanding of international affairs.