41 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The bachelor of arts in Communication at University of Portland offers a liberal arts degree program focused on understanding communication as a central constitutive feature of human society.

Gender, Women, and Sexuality Studies is an interdisciplinary field at University of Portland that fosters dialogue among the arts, humanities, social sciences, and all pre-professional areas of study, with the goal of understanding gender identity and sexuality in historical, structural, and institutional contexts.

The Chemistry & Biochemistry department at University of Portland offers two majors, each with two options, to students pursuing a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Chemistry or biochemistry. 

Biochemistry majors at the University of Portland have unique opportunities to serve the university and their community and to grow in their pursuit of knowledge and application of experimental techniques.

The Social Work profession has its own body of knowledge, code of ethics, practice standards, credentials, state licensing, and a nationwide system of accredited education programs. These equip the professional social worker to combine the desire to help others with the knowledge, skill, and ethics needed to provide that help. Learn at University of Portland!

The Department of Physics from University of Portland offers a program leading to the bachelor of arts degree in physics.

Sociology looks beyond individualistic perspectives to larger social patterns and processes. Learn all of these at University of Portland!

The University of Portland offers both a four-year BBA and a five-year BBA/MBA option for students considering a degree in Accounting.

All Music majors at University of Portland, before completion of their degree program, must demonstrate an acceptable proficiency in keyboard, aural, and sight singing skills.

The Department of Mathematics at University of Portland offers three programs leading to degrees in Mathematics.

The Finance program from University of Portland has four required courses, including International Finance, which provides a global perspective. In addition, students take elective courses that advance their understanding of the complementary areas of economics, accounting, and/or marketing.

The Criminology track of the sociology major from University of Portland encourages a critical exploration of criminal behavior and the criminal justice system

Whatever your career aspirations, a major in Political Science and Global Affairs from University of Portland can help you hone your decision-making, problem-solving, and analytical capabilities.

Psychology is the scientific study of both human and nonhuman behavior, thought and emotion and it is offered as a major at University of Portland.

The Arts Administration Major at University of Portland will give students practical knowledge and internship experiences that will allow them to build a course of study in music and/or theater, business management, and administration in arts organizations.

The BA in Elementary Education degree from University of Portland leads to recommendation for an Oregon P-12 "multiple subjects" (elementary) preliminary license.

The Theatre Bachelor of Arts degree program at the University of Portland is designed to provide its students with an interdisciplinary engagement in the areas of performance, theater design and technology, history, playwriting, and dramaturgy.

The Department of Mathematics at University of Portland offers three programs leading to degrees in Mathematics.

The Mechanical Engineering program from University of Portland begins with mathematics and science topics in the first year, and engineering science courses in the sophomore year.

This Theology major from University of Portland provides you with the knowledge and skills for spiritual inquiry and ethical decision-making. It explores the sub-disciplines of theology from a Catholic ecumenical perspective and includes biblical studies, historical theology, systematic theology, theological ethics, and liturgical and sacramental theology.