With a 10:1 student-to-faculty ratio, a shared Core curriculum and a world-class faculty committed to teaching, the University of Dallas offers our undergraduates a unique opportunity to pursue their intellectual passions in a truly supportive environment. While students can pursue their own scholarly interests in our 29 majors, all undergraduates share a number of common experiences during their studies. All students—regardless of major—begin their studies in our Core curriculum based on the great works of Western culture, and most participate in our semester abroad in the Rome Program during their sophomore year. Explore the list of majors below, and find out for yourself why a UD undergraduate degree is like no other.
Areas of Study include Art History, Ceramics, Painting, Printmaking, or Sculpture.
Earn a concentration in Art History or Studio Art.
Earn a concentration in Biopsychology, Environmental Science or Molecular Biology.
Earn a concentration in Accounting.
Earn a concentration in Biblical Greek, Greek or Latin.
Earn your B.A. Physics (UD) + B.S. Electrical Engineering (University of Texas at Arlington ).
Earn a concentration in Applied Mathematics, Computer Science or Pure Mathematics.
Study French, Italian, German, Spanish or Comparative Literary Traditions.
Earn a concentration in Language and Area Studies
Earn your B.A. Biology (UD) + B.S. Nursing (Texas Woman's University).
Earn a concentration in Biblical Greek, Greek or Latin.
Earn a concentration in Ethics or the History and Philosphy of Science.
Earn a concentration in Applied Physics.
Earn a concentration in American Politics or Political Philosophy.
Earn a concentration in Biopsychology.
Earn a concentration in Christian Contemplative Tradition, Jewish Studies, Pastoral Ministry or Medieval & Renaissance Studies.
Students may add any concentration to their major if it complements their program of study. Concentrations which may be of interest to all include Business for non-majors, Education, Ethics, International Studies, Human Sciences and the Contemporary World and Music.
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