54 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Theology and Religious Studies acquaints students at University of Scranton with Christianity's long and disciplined reflection on the deeply human questions about the quest for God, wisdom and human fulfillment.

Psychology at University of Scranton is both a science and a profession dedicated to understanding and changing human behavior. 

Electrical Engineering at University of Scranton is the application of physics and mathematics to the study of photonics and semiconductor devices, sensors, analog and digital electronic circuit design, power generation and delivery, telecommunications, image and signal processing, computer interfacing and robotics.

Marketing at University of Scranton is the business process that moves goods and services from concept to customer by identifying, anticipating, creating and satisfying consumer demand in a competitive marketplace.

The Neuroscience major at University of Scranton is interdisciplinary, combining biology, psychology, chemistry and physics.

The Biochemistry, Cell and Molecular Biology major at University of Scranton is an interdisciplinary course of study with the Biology and Chemistry Departments. 

Human Resources Studies is an interdisciplinary program at University of Scranton that integrates knowledge from the human resources field, social and behavioral sciences, business and the liberal arts, and develop excellence in both written and oral expression. 

Environmental Science is an interdisciplinary program at University of Scranton that provides a rigorous and comprehensive grounding in the biological, chemical and physical aspects of the natural environment.

International studies at at University of Scranton provides students with a broad knowledge of world affairs. They gain a full recognition and understanding of the many forces that shape the contemporary world, including nationalism, wars, political and economic ideologies, globalization, geographic factors, cultural differentials and modern technology.

The interdisciplinary public policy and service major at University of Scranton combines coursework from public policy, public administration, and nonprofit studies.

Sociology majors at University of Scranton explore human behavior as it relates to social interaction with individuals, social groups and social institutions like the family, the workplace and government.

History is the perfect major from University of Scranton for someone who is interested in fostering a deeper connection with the past. 

Our World Languages and Cultures programs at University of Scranton prepare students to become proficient in a language, a literature, and a culture other than English and American so that they may lead empowered and productive lives as global citizens.

The Accounting Department at University of Scranton strives for continuous improvement so that our program responds to the changing needs and demands of the global business world.

Kinesiology at University of Scranton is the study of human movement as it relates to exercise and physical activity. 

The Counseling and Human Services program at University of Scranton prepares students for success and leadership in the “helping professions.”

Do you enjoy learning how things work? Are you strong in physics? If so, a major in Mechanical Engineering at University of Scranton could be for you! Mechanical engineering is the application of engineering, physics and materials science principles to the design, production and operation of mechanical systems. It is one of the oldest and broadest of the engineering disciplines.

Health Promotion is a multidisciplinary program at University of Scranton that teaches students about population health promotion and prevention. 

The Biology degree at University of Scranton is the study of the living world around us. It explores the structure and function of living organisms including animals, plants, bacteria and viruses.

Health Administration at University of Scranton integrates courses from the health and business administration programs and is designed to develop the skills needed for management positions in a variety of fields.