Programs of Study
Living and learning the liberal arts and sciences at Loyola
The College of Humanities and Natural Sciences offers the degree Bachelor of Arts in the fields of English, history, languages and cultures, philosophy and religious studies. The Bachelor of Science is offered in biological sciences, chemistry, mathematics, psychology, and physics.
Qualified students are invited to apply to the University Honors Program, which offers challenging courses and cultural and intellectual enrichment activities that are open to students of all undergraduate colleges and majors. Students are required to maintain a 3.3 overall grade point average to qualify.
If you have any questions about degrees offered, degree requirements or the Common Curriculum, please visit the Humanities & Natural Sciences Office of the Dean in Bobet 202. Our academic counselor, Mr. Richard Wilson will assist you.
Undergraduate Programs of Study
- Biological Sciences: Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences
- Chemistry: Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry, Bachelor of Science in Chemistry and Bachelor of Science in Chemistry (Forensic Science)
- English: Bachelor of Arts in English (Literature), Bachelor of Arts in English (Writing)
- History: Bachelor of Arts in History
- Languages and Cultures: Bachelor of Arts in Classical Studies, Bachelor of Arts in Languages and Cultures (with a concentration in French or Latin American Studies or Spanish)
- Mathematics: Bachelor of Science in Computational Mathematics, Bachelor of Science in Mathematics
- Philosophy: Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy, Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy (Pre-Law)
- Physics: Bachelor of Science in Physics, Bachelor of Science in Physics (Liberal Arts), Bachelor of Science in Physics (Pre-Engineering), Bachelor of Science in Physics (Pre-Health)
- Psychology: Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, Pyschology (Pre-Health)
- Religious Studies: Bachelor of Arts in Religious Studies (Christianity), Bachelor of Arts in Religious Studies (World Religions)
Minors
The College of Humanities and Natural Sciences offers minors within each department, in addition to the 12 Interdisciplinary minors that are available. Learn more about minors by exploring the department web page's above. Learn more about Interdisciplinary minors, including four new Interdisciplinary minors (Asian Studies, Computational Science, Legal Studies and Middle East Peace Studies) by visiting interdisciplinary.loyno.edu/
Interdisciplinary minors is an expanding field for Loyola, offering students the option of focusing on a subject, while viewing it from multiple disciplines.