Economics majors at The University of Tampa may pursue either a B.S. degree or a B.A. degree from the College of Business. All majors are required to develop both macro and microeconomics skills through the intermediate level. Econometrics (economic statistics) and business calculus are integrated into the curriculum. The department offers electives available across both micro and macroeconomic topics.

The Environmental Studies undergraduate degree is a broad, interdisciplinary program designed for students interested in the scientific, social, political, economic, and expressive aspects of global environmental issues. Awareness of the intersections between these issues is more apparent now than ever, particularly regarding the threat of climate change and how it affects not just the environment, but our economy, society, politics, and daily lives. This program will prepare students for professional opportunities within the various dimensions of global environmental issues, and how these issues are managed, communicated, and improved upon.

The Department of Psychology provides a strong liberal arts background in contemporary psychological theory and research rooted in the scientific method. Students are offered a high-quality educational experience in psychology as a behavioral, cognitive, social science, and applied discipline. All psychology majors complete a set of foundation courses that teach the history and breadth of the field. Students then complete courses from at least five of the six emphasis areas: cognitive, social, clinical, organizational, biopsychology, and developmental.

The program prepares chemistry students for entering the job market or for continuing their education at the graduate level. Research projects, publishing opportunities, internships, and classes provide students with both lecture and laboratory experience.

The Bachelor in Biochemistry degrees prepare chemistry students for entering the job market or for continuing their education at the graduate level. Research projects, publishing opportunities, internships, and classes provide students with both lecture and laboratory experience.

This broad but intensive program can be tailored to fit nearly any career path, including preparation for governmental or private sector employment in the field or in the lab, as well as preparation for graduate studies and acceptance to degree programs in health-related fields.