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50 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university
Ceramics University of Dallas
4,2(5)Dallas, United StatesThe University of Dallas offers a comprehensive program in Ceramics arts. Students are exposed to the theory of ceramics as art and craft with a solid background in ceramic history, technical and creative possibilities.
Drama University of Dallas
4,2(5)Dallas, United StatesThe undergraduate major in Drama at University of Dallas serves as a foundation for graduate study of the subject, professional work in theater and mass media, a teaching career in either elementary or secondary education, or, by proper choice of electives, graduate work in foreign language, English literature, dramatic literature, journalism, communication, or comparative literature.
Economics University of Dallas
4,2(5)Dallas, United StatesEconomics at University of Dallas is the study of the principles that govern individual and social choice under conditions of scarcity. Finance is the field that applies economic principles to understanding the flow of funds between savers and investors and the role of money and the payments system in the broader economy.
Education University of Dallas
4,2(5)Dallas, United StatesThe primary objective of the Education program of University of Dallas is to lead, encourage and allow aspiring teachers to become responsible, articulate leaders with strong academic preparation; with professional attitudes that reflect knowledge of the learning process; and with a deeply felt sense of their role as models for their future students to emulate.
Environmental Science University of Dallas
4,2(5)Dallas, United StatesEnvironmental Science is an interdisciplinary field at University of Dallas that incorporates study of problems caused by human use of the natural world with analysis of remedies for these problems through social, economic, or political change.
Psychology University of Dallas
4,2(5)Dallas, United StatesThe Psychology Program at University of Dallas is shaped by the concept of psychology as a liberal art as well as a rigorous science. To this end, it is engaged in the enterprise of questioning and rethinking the discipline of psychology.
American Politics University of Dallas
4,2(5)Dallas, United StatesOther Politics courses with appropriate content can count as political philosophy with the approval of the chairman. The American Politics concentration is odderes by University of Dallas.
Greek University of Dallas
4,2(5)Dallas, United StatesA language concentration in Greek from University of Dallas is a good complement to any major, including that in another language (students majoring in one language may concentrate in another).
Italian University of Dallas
4,2(5)Dallas, United StatesThe Italian program at the University of Dallas is particularly important for the students who choose to spend a semester of their sophomore year in Rome. Our permanent campus at Due Santi has brought to our university many students from all over the United States and gives them the most memorable experience of their formative years.
International Studies University of Dallas
4,2(5)Dallas, United StatesThe International Studies Concentration from University of Dallas provides an opportunity for the student to focus his studies on the fascinating and vital aspect of human life.
Classical Philology University of Dallas
4,2(5)Dallas, United StatesThe study of Classical Philology at University of Dallas provides a renewed understanding of the intellectual heritage afforded us by the Greeks and Romans.
Theology University of Dallas
4,2(5)Dallas, United StatesIn relating humanity and the world to their absolute origin and end, Theology, studied at University of Dallas, imparts an ultimate unity to our understanding of reality and helps us, as no purely human discipline can, to see and fulfill the meaning of human existence.
Physics University of Dallas
4,2(5)Dallas, United StatesThe scope of the studies in physics - from nuclei to stars - is represented in the curriculum of University of Dallas's Physics Department and in student research, as well as in the research of individual faculty members.
Painting University of Dallas
4,2(5)Dallas, United StatesThe Painting program at University of Dallas offers students the opportunity to engage in contemporary practices and directions in painting through intensive studio Art Student Painting experience.
Mathematics University of Dallas
4,2(5)Dallas, United StatesThe purpose of the Mathematics major from University of Dallas is to immerse students in the content and methodology of mathematics as it is practiced by active mathematicians. Electives within the major permit students to pursue further areas of special interest.
French University of Dallas
4,2(5)Dallas, United StatesThe French program at University of Dallas is a small but vigorous program that combines the acquisition of language skills with a wide-ranging study of French culture
German University of Dallas
4,2(5)Dallas, United StatesThe German program of University of Dallas is an intensive course, which combines 2 semesters worth of study into one. This way a student can fulfill his or her language requirement in only one academic year. The classes meet daily with first year German completed in the fall semester and second year German in the spring.
Politics University of Dallas
4,2(5)Dallas, United StatesFounded by the nationally renowned scholar Willmoore Kendall, the Politics program of University of Dallas has gained national acclaim for teaching excellence and for a commitment to forming broadly educated citizens and scholars.
Classics University of Dallas
4,2(5)Dallas, United StatesThe study of Classics from University of Dallas provides a renewed understanding of the intellectual heritage afforded us by the Greeks and Romans.
Comparative Literary Traditions University of Dallas
4,2(5)Dallas, United StatesThe study of literature and culture in a comparative context, in the Comparative Literary Traditions concentration at University of Dallas provides a rich environment for the development of a perceptive, well-rounded reader, writer, and thinker.