17 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Bachelor/Master of Science in Psychology and Childhood Education, Grades 1-6 at Mercy University is an academic program that allows students interested in the teaching profession as a career choice to earn both a bachelor's degree and a master's degree in an accelerated venue.

Offering a dynamic combination of theory and practice, the 42-credit  Bachelor of Science in Communication Studies at Mercy University program will prepare students to be the communication strategists of tomorrow. 

The Bachelor/Master of Science in Psychology and Early Childhood Education, Birth-Grade 2 at Mercy University is an academic program that allows students interested in the teaching profession as a career choice to earn both a bachelor's degree and a master's degree in an accelerated venue.

Mercy University's Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Science - Community Health is designed for people who are interested in improving the health and well being of people in the community.

During Mercy University's Bachelor of Science in Communication Studies - Public Relations, students receive a solid grounding in communication theory and will get expansive opportunities to practice and polish their communication skills in real-world settings.

Mercy University's Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Science - Gerontology brings focus to the study of aging and longevity. It is concerned with the psychological, sociological and behavioral aspects of the life course and lifespan. 

Are you interested in politics, the law, business, or government? Then Mercy University’s four-year Bachelor of Science in Legal Studies - Political Science Program is for you.

The English - Cultural Studies program offered by Mercy University attunes students to the power and mystery of the written word; develops students’ skills of critical thinking, interpretation, and self-expression; and teaches students to communicate effectively, responsibly, and creatively in a multicultural and multimodal world. 

If you want to broaden your major field to include both Psychology and Sociology, a multidisciplinary Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Science at Mercy University is offered. Specializations are also available in Community Health, Gerontology and Health Services Management. 

Mercy University's Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice - Homeland Security will help you develop a foundation in criminal justice and homeland security to find employment in federal, state and local agencies as well as in the private security field.

Mercy University's Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Science - Health Services Management gives you knowledge and experiences that are directed toward an eventual goal of being a health services administrator.

Immerse yourself in the study of people, culture and society. With Mercy University's Sociology program, you will learn about the key social factors that influence groups and organizations and develop skills in research and data analysis.

For the student who hopes to one day become a player in world affairs, this  International Relations and Diplomacy major from Mercy University offers the academic and hands-on training to shape the international issues and events of our time. 

The Behavioral Science - Health Services Management program offered by Mercy University offers a unique opportunity for qualified undergraduates in the Health Services Management concentration to complete their Bachelor's and Master's degrees in just five years.

If you want to broaden your major field to include both Psychology and Sociology, a multidisciplinary Bachelor of Arts in Behavioral Science at Mercy University is offered. Specializations are also available in Community Health, Gerontology and Health Services Management. 

With more than two million Spanish speakers in New York City alone, a degree in Spanish from Mercy University will not only benefit you in your personal life but also in your professional life.

Have you ever wondered….Why do you do the things you do? What do your dreams mean? Or, why do some people develop schizophrenia? If these questions interest you, then you should consider the Psychology Program from Mercy University.