54 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Criminal Justice at University of Scranton is the study of how criminal offenders are processed through the federal, state and local agencies that work in law enforcement, courts and corrections.

Occupational Therapy at University of Scranton is a client-centered profession that promotes health and well-being of clients through personally meaningful occupations. 

Business Administration at University of Scranton approaches the field of business from a broad perspective, rather than a particular specialty. 

Engineering Management at University of Scranton combines the disciplines of engineering and business into one undergraduate major. 

Management is about how to get things done with people and teams to reach organizational goals. Management students at University of Scranton learn important analytical, communication and influence skills to motivate others. 

Many students at University of Scranton choose to earn a second major in Philosophy as a complement to their primary area of study. 

Our department is approved by the American Chemical Society and prepares students for a broad range of opportunities, including graduate studies and industry careers. Chemistry students at University of Scranton are much more than great scientists. 

Middle Level Teacher Education is a major at University of Scranton in which university students learn to teach students in grades four through eight in specific subject areas.

In your first three years in the Physics program from University of Scranton, you’ll take a core of courses including general physics, modern physics, statistical physics and thermodynamics, quantum physics, and electromagnetics.

Operations Management at University of Scranton is primarily concerned with the effective management of processes in manufacturing and service organizations. As a key functional area of an organization, operations management focuses on quality, productivity, efficiency, logistics, managing resources effectively and supply chain management. 

Computer Science students at University of Scranton master the underlying concepts of computing, with an emphasis on software engineering.

A degree in Economics from The University of Scranton earns you “career capital” in the job market. Our graduates are distinguished and valued by employers for their skills learned at the University.

Our department is approved by the American Chemical Society and prepares students for a broad range of opportunities, including graduate studies and industry careers. We offer a bachelor degree in Forensic Chemistry at University of Scranton. 

Secondary education at University of Scranton is a major in which students learn to teach middle and high school students in specific subject areas. Students are prepared for state licensure exams that they must pass to earn teaching positions.

Social Media Strategies at University of Scranton will teach you to connect business and corporate communications objectives with social media strategies.

Students who major in Physiology at University of Scranton learn how living organisms function at many levels of organization from the molecular and cellular level up to the organismal level.

The bachelor's degree in communication sciences and disorders (CSD) at University of Scranton is centered around the basic science of human communication -- including biological, physical, social and linguistic aspects. Students develop an understanding of what happens when communication is impaired, and then they learn how to treat those impairments.

This Advertising - Public Relations major at University of Scranton prepares students for careers in advertising, public relations and social media marketing. Students learn to professionally represent businesses and help inform, persuade and interact with customers and other critical publics. 

Theatre is a hands-on, transformative learning experience. Our Theatre program at University of Scranton immerses students into the culture of theatre. 

Our English program at University of Scranton prepares students with practical skills that translate into real-world strengths. We will prepare you to take the lead as a writer or communicator in any career path you may choose.