11 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Economics curriculum at Christopher Newport University integrates the liberal arts with the core functional areas of economics and the quantitative ability needed to address today’s pressing economic and public-policy issues.

The Psychology major from Christopher Newport University covers the breadth of modern psychology and requires you to study and master the literature and methods of the field. 

All Cellular, Molecular and Physiological Biology majors from Christopher Newport University complete three principles of biology courses. These three courses introduce students to the science of life beginning at the molecular level and progressing to organisms and ecosystems, while the accompanying labs provide hands-on experiences that reinforce this learning.

Sociologists study social interactions and institutions. The Sociology program from Christopher Newport University emphasizes and develops the ability to analyze significant social issues, conduct research with a global perspective and communicate the results.

The American Studies program at Christopher Newport University examines the American experiment from an interdisciplinary perspective, based on the liberal arts and sciences. 

Sociology, Social Work and Anthropology study social interactions and institutions. The Sociology program from Christopher Newport University emphasizes and develops the ability to analyze significant social issues, conduct research with a global perspective and communicate the results.

The Psychology program from Christopher Newport University covers the breadth of modern psychology and requires you to study and master the literature and methods of the field. 

The Communication Studies program from Christopher Newport University gives you the opportunity to grow and develop as a skilled communicator. Communication is a dynamic and ever-changing field of study focusing on messages within the context of human relationships, communities and institutions.

The Political Science curriculum from Christopher Newport University allows students to identify and define important issues in the world, think critically about those issues and encourage others to make a positive difference.

Sociology, Social Work and Anthropology study social interactions and institutions. The Sociology program from Christopher Newport University emphasizes and develops the ability to analyze significant social issues, conduct research with a global perspective and communicate the results.

All Cellular, Molecular and Physiological Biology majors from Christopher Newport University complete three principles of biology courses. These three courses introduce students to the science of life beginning at the molecular level and progressing to organisms and ecosystems, while the accompanying labs provide hands-on experiences that reinforce this learning.