14 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Chicana and Latina Studies program of Loyola Marymount University centers on the study of key historical and contemporary issues that impact Mexican-origin and other US Latina/o communities as well as their unique influence in the United States.

The Women's and Gender Studies program of Loyola Marymount University offers the opportunity to engage in a critical review of society, deriving a vision of social justice that is basic to feminist thought. Students participate in a vibrant interdisciplinary program that looks at the intersections of gender, power, and knowledge production.

Loyola Marymount University's department of Classics and Archaeology seeks to provide students with a deeper understanding of the literary and cultural foundations of western societies by exploring their roots in the Greek and Roman classical traditions. 

Students in Loyola Marymount University's Asian and Pacific Studies major examine the broad sweep of the region's history, philosophy, politics and culture, while gaining an understanding of contemporary issues related to this rapidly changing part of the world.

The Economics program of Loyola Marymount University helps students gain an understanding of the limitations and successes of the systems of production, distribution, and consumption of material wealth.

The Communication Studies program of Loyola Marymount University provides students from across the LMU community with the communication competencies necessary to pursue their personal, professional, and civic goals. 

What is structural racism? What is intersectionality? Why is there a Movement for Black Lives?  What future can be imagined for Black America? The African American Studies program of Loyola Marymount University provides answers to these questions and more!

The Political Science program of Loyola Marymount University provides academic challenge, real world knowledge, and a host of exciting opportunities. Our courses enable students to understand how decisions are made, how they can influence those decisions, and how values and beliefs affect the choices we make.

The Spanish program of Loyola Marymount University prepares students to be proficient in Spanish and the cultures of Spanish speaking populations. We teach to listen, speak, read, write, and analyze the language while providing college level knowledge of its literature and the arts.

The Sociology program of Loyola Marymount University serves as a foundation for a broad range of career paths and graduate and professional studies. The major also prepares students for graduate studies in law, social services, criminal justice, business, health sciences, social sciences, and the humanities.

The French program of Loyola Marymount University prepares students to be proficient in French and the cultures of French speaking populations. We teach to listen, speak, read, write, and analyze the language while providing college level knowledge of its literature and the arts. Our classes foster transcultural understanding as the basis for mutual respect, global harmony, and social justice.

Interested in the impact of the Syrian refugee crisis or the global armed drone debate? Are you passionate about mitigating global climate change or working to stop human trafficking? Want to learn more about the rise of China or the future of the United Nations? These are among many topics you might explore as a major in the International Relations program of Loyola Marymount University.

The Asian Pacific American Studies program of Loyola Marymount University supports the university's commitment to multicultural education. APAM is designed to enhance student understanding of the histories and contemporary issues that impact the lives of Asian Pacific Americans in the United States.

The Psychology program of Loyola Marymount University helps students examine in depth the foundations and biological, psychological, social, and cultural aspects of human and animal behavior.