76 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Images are arguably the most important documents of the 21st century, operating at the intersection of communication, commerce and culture. The Photography program at University of Notre Dame educates students to be technically skilled, visually literate and creatively prepared for a world where photography, video and streaming media permeate our everyday experiences.

American Studies offered by University of Notre Dame is the ideal major for students who are interested in the world around them but who don’t want to limit themselves to just one method or perspective. 

The discipline of Electrical Engineering at University of Notre Dame is grounded in the physical sciences and mathematics. If you enjoy these subjects, you will find electrical engineering a fascinating and rewarding field of study.

Philosophy asks, and tries to answer, the deepest and most important questions that there are. Is there a god? Is there a real difference between right and wrong? What am I? What is the best kind of life for a person to lead? This program is offered by University of Notre Dame.

The Japanese program sets you up for incredible academic experiences and pairs well with other fields of study at University of Notre Dame.

This Computer Engineering program from University of Notre Dame focuses on understanding the basic nature of the electronic devices that go into the creation of modern computers and on the detailed architecture and organization of such systems, both within the central processing unit and in how larger systems are assembled.

The Mathematics curriculum at University of Notre Dame offers programs tailored for students interested in careers in life sciences, business administration, engineering and social science.

A broad survey of the literature and culture of Greece and Rome is provided by the Classical Civilizations Major. The Greek and Roman Civilization at University of Notre Dame adds a close study of the ancient languages.

Combining the study of economics with the knowledge of another country’s language and culture can be a powerful advantage in business. The Major in International Economics in Russian at University of Notre Dame is designed to provide this edge by preparing students for the challenges of an ever more interconnected global economy.

The Department of Physics at University of Notre Dame offers you more than simply an education in physics; it offers a training ground for the mind, a first-class education in the art and science of problem solving.

Neuroscience is a relatively young, exciting, and fundamentally interdisciplinary field devoted to the study of the nervous systems. The Neuroscience and Behavior program is offered at University of Notre Dame.

Ceramics is a concentration at University of Notre Dame emphasizing clay and glaze as the primary vehicles for expression. Traditional pottery, vessel making, and sculpture may be addressed through a variety of processes that includes hand-building, throwing, and casting.

Sculpture today encompasses diverse materials and contexts for the expression of ideas in space. Within this broad description, Sculpture students at University of Notre Dame are encouraged to develop the technical skills that will help them expand their ideas into thoughtful individual expression.

The Photography major at University of Notre Dame prepares students for a career in visual media including fine art, media communications or advertising, education, or institutional professions at galleries, museums or auction houses.

Environmental engineers address critical challenges at the interface between humans and the environment. The Environmental Engineering program is offered at University of Notre Dame.

The French and Francophone Studies program at University of Notre Dame offers a major (with the possibility to pursue an honors track), supplementary major,  a French International Economics major, and a minor. 

The Science-Education collegiate at University of Notre Dame sequence is an individualized course of study which incorporates many courses from the four basic areas of science along with education courses that most states require to give the student the background necessary to receive a certificate to teach in a secondary education system.

The Department of Music provides an in-depth course of study for music majors within Notre Dame’s rich liberal arts tradition. Our Music (Concentration in Performance) students at University of Notre Dame engage performance, music theory, music history, and ethnomusicology in collaboration with a professionally accomplished faculty of performers and scholars.

Over the past few years about forty percent of the Mathematics graduates from University of Notre Dame took jobs as actuaries or technical analysts with business consulting or insurance companies

Film, Television, and Theatre from University of Notre Dame will provide you with a liberal arts approach to the study of film, television, and theatre.