SFI’s accelerated BA in Film program provides a total immersion educational experience that revolves around a collaborative framework that is so crucial in the world of film.

The Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Architectural Studies is a four-year, undergraduate degree program in which students explore the many factors that shape our built environment. The program provides a liberal studies approach to the study of architecture that explores socio-cultural influences, urbanism, spatial reasoning, aesthetics, political and economic structures, landscape, construction, building technologies, and ecology. The program engages students in the experience of architecture as a complex, multi-faceted discipline. It also offers the opportunity to focus their studies through a series of courses concentrating on one of three areas

The Digital Arts, Animation & Game Design concentration for the BA and MFA degree programs provide a comprehensive overview of media arts, animation, and game design principles where students learn the development pipeline from concept to completion.

In the Audio Production & Sound Design Concentration for the BA and MFA degree programs, you develop both the skills to effectively record on-location and in-studio sound as well as the technical expertise and aesthetic awareness needed to work as sound designers.

The Bachelor of Arts in Indigenous Archaeology offers a profound exploration into the preservation and understanding of indigenous perspectives on cultural heritage. Amidst the Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology, this option stands as a pathway for those intrigued by the intricate tapestry of indigenous archaeological perspectives.

The Bachelor of Arts in Archaeological Sciences offers an immersive exploration into the depths of archaeological methods and theories. While students have the option to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Archaeological Sciences, this program stands as a foundational pathway for those drawn to the intricate world of archaeology.

Anthropology of Globalization stands as an innovative option within the Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology, offering students a unique exploration into the multifaceted dimensions of today’s interconnected global landscape. While pursuing this option is not mandatory, it presents an exciting opportunity for those eager to delve into the complexities of our globally integrated world.

The Bachelor of Arts in Human Evolutionary Biology (HEB) offers a captivating exploration into our species' origins and evolutionary trajectory. While students also have the option to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Human Evolutionary Biology, this program immerses individuals in the rich tapestry of our evolutionary history.

The Bachelor of Arts in Architectural Design / Pre-professional is an undergraduate degree program that prepares candidates for admission with advanced standing to most professional architecture graduate programs. It is also good preparation for other roles that benefit from an understanding of and exposure to architectural design and problem solving such as government, development, management, planning, art, graphic design, and digital arts.

This program focuses on the development of a general knowledge of art. The goal of the Visual Arts program is to graduate competent artists educated in traditional and contemporary media with the skill base to expand their artistic practice after graduation.

The Bachelor of Arts in Medical Anthropology & Global Health (MAGH) provides a comprehensive exploration into the multifaceted dimensions of health, cultural diversity, and global contexts. This program, part of the Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology, offers a unique pathway for students intrigued by the intersection of health sciences, cultural diversity, and global perspectives.

American Ethnic Studies brings an innovative approach to the critical study of race and ethnicity in relation to power by centering the lived experiences of communities of color in American societies. By using diverse perspectives—both from these communities and from a variety of academic fields—the program enables students to engage in unique, respectful scholarly research, dialogue and community engagements. The program extends its field of study to analyze the complicating effects of gender, sexuality, ethnicity, class, and global and transnational identities and experiences.

A B.A. in South Asian Languages and Cultures combines advanced language study in one or more South Asian languages (Bengali, Hindi, Sanskrit, Urdu), along with courses on the literatures and cultures of South Asia. Students benefit from the exceptional depth of coursework taught by leading scholars in these languages, and they expand their studies with curriculum in South Asian studies from across the humanities and social sciences. Many students pair this major with a major in a professional field (e.g., engineering, business, informatics, computer science), giving them an advantage in these fields as the importance of South Asian business, entertainment, medicine and technology organizations continues to grow. Alumni, as multilingual professionals with in-demand skills, find an advantage entering business and nonprofit work, STEM fields, graduate programs, and more across the globe.

The Accounting major in SPU's School of Business, Government, and Economics is designed to prepare you for a wide range of professional challenges and equip you with the necessary tools to succeed in various key positions throughout the business world.

As a student in the Economics major in the School of Business, Government, and Economics at SPU, you will study many vital issues that affect human flourishing while emphasizing a Christian perspective on individual and society's decisions about organising the production and distribution of goods and services.