The Bachelor of Arts degree in Art provides a broad liberal education with an emphasis in interdisciplinary studio art and design. In addition, this major enables the student to select (with department advising) a minor area of study which best fits with their career objectives.

The Sport Management major provides students with an applied business degree for the sport environment/industry. Majors acquire a strong foundation in management, finance, accounting, marketing, communications, ethics and legal aspects of business.

The Department of Languages offers a Bachelor of Arts degree in Spanish. The objectives of language studies are to enable students to communicate effectively through the development of skills in understanding, speaking, reading and writing the language and to understand and appreciate the values of cultures and worldviews that are different from their own.

Psychology is the science of behavior and mental processes in humans and other animals. It is a modern science that studies the diverse subject matter and has applications to all academic fields of study. Psychology investigates topics as causes of depression, how the brain responds to drugs, management of daily stressors, how people effectively interact with each other, and ways in which gender, age, and culture influence behavior. Psychology majors are offered a solid foundation that prepares them for careers in mental health, research, and related fields. A major emphasis is a preparation for graduate school.

The major objectives of the Biology Department are to provide a basis for a liberal arts education and to prepare students to pursue careers in research, teaching, industry or medicine.

Chemistry, the study of structures and properties of matter, plays an important role in both physical and biological sciences and holds a crucial position in our technologically advanced society.

This program is designed for recent high school graduates and teaches the skills necessary to be competitive in both public and private sector management positions.

Sociology examines how individuals, groups, and institutions affect each other in a variety of social settings, from the most intimate setting to global international settings.

Mathematics majors are prepared for the teaching profession, the business world, or graduate school.

Communication at Stritch provides a wide variety of career preparation opportunities, all offered within the broader context of the liberal arts.

Students in the program will learn how to create and maintain a favorable public image for the organization they represent by shaping public perception of their organization and to increase awareness of its work and goals. The interdisciplinary nature of this program relies on coursework in Communication, Public Relations, Art, and Computer Science.

The Computer Science major gives students knowledge and skills necessary for the 21st century technology-centered workplace. Hands-on experience with appropriate technologies is integral to the computer science program.

This program is designed for recent high school graduates and places an emphasis on the global nature of business in the 21st century.

Our Hospitality Management program provides you with a solid, business-focused knowledge base upon which you can launch a leadership role in the hospitality industry. To be eligible to join this program, you must complete an associates degree in a hospitality-related program at either Gateway Technical College, Milwaukee Area Technical College or Waukesha County Technical College.

The Undergraduate Teacher Education Program prepares teachers to impact student learning through research-based methodologies and strong, positive relationships.