Natural Sciences

Within Loyola's College of Arts & Sciences (CAS), each Natural Sciences department offers academic major programs and academic minor programs. 

Academic major programs in the Natural Sciences include:

Academic minor programs in the Natural Sciences include: 

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Biological Sciences

The Department of Biological Sciences focuses on the life sciences -  from medicine, to the environment, to basic and applied research in botany, ecology and evolutionary biology, marine biology, microbiology, and molecular biology. A list of Biological Sciences faculty and staff can be viewed on the department website.

Academic Programs

Students pursuing a major in Biological Science can choose from several different concentrations. One concentration participates in Loyola’s Teacher Education track. The department also partners with the University Honors Program to deliver Honors versions of some programs. Available academic programs for 2020-2021 include:

Detailed curriculum for each program is listed below.

 

Biological Sciences major (BIOS)

The Bachelor of Science, Biological Sciences major is a 120 semester credit hour academic program. Students will complete Loyola Core requirements, major requirements, adjunct courses in related sciences, and general electives. Completion of this academic program requires a 2.0 GPA in the major curriculum and a 2.0 GPA in the Loyola cumulative curriculum. All major courses must be completed in the Biological Sciences department unless an exception is allowed by the department chair. 

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Biological Sciences major - Cell & Molecular Biology concentration (BIOC)

The Bachelor of Science, Biological Sciences major with a concentration in Cell & Molecular Biology is a 120 semester credit hour academic program. Students will complete Loyola Core requirements, major requirements, adjunct courses in related sciences, and general electives. Completion of this academic program requires a 2.0 GPA in the major curriculum and a 2.0 GPA in the Loyola cumulative curriculum. All major courses must be completed in the Biological Sciences department unless an exception is allowed by the department chair. 

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Biological Sciences major - Ecology & Evolutionary Biology concentration (BIOV)

The Bachelor of Science, Biological Sciences major with a concentration in Ecology & Evolutionary Biology is a 120 semester credit hour academic program. Students will complete Loyola Core requirements, major requirements, adjunct courses in related sciences, and general electives. Completion of this academic program requires a 2.0 GPA in the major curriculum and a 2.0 GPA in the Loyola cumulative curriculum. All major courses must be completed in the Biological Sciences department unless an exception is allowed by the department chair. 

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Biological Sciences major - Marine Biology concentration (BIOM)

The Bachelor of Science, Biological Sciences major with a concentration in Marine Biology is a 120 semester credit hour academic program. Students will complete Loyola Core requirements, major requirements, adjunct courses in related sciences, and general electives. Completion of this academic program requires a 2.0 GPA in the major curriculum and a 2.0 GPA in the Loyola cumulative curriculum. All major courses must be completed in the Biological Sciences department unless an exception is allowed by the department chair. 

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Biological Sciences major - Pre-Health Biology concentration (BIOP)

The Bachelor of Science, Biological Sciences major with a concentration in Pre-Health Biology is a 120 semester credit hour academic program. Students will complete Loyola Core requirements, major requirements, adjunct courses in related sciences, and general electives. Completion of this academic program requires a 2.0 GPA in the major curriculum and a 2.0 GPA in the Loyola cumulative curriculum. All major courses must be completed in the Biological Sciences department unless an exception is allowed by the department chair. 

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Biological Science program - Teacher Education Track

The Teacher Education track program is available to students in the Biological Science major. Students selecting the Teacher Education track will complete their program curriculum with itemized changes that include a specific Social Sciences requirement in the Loyola Core, a modified set of Advanced Biology Electives, and a set of approved Teacher Education courses completed within the General Electives area. Completing the Teacher Education Track increases the Biological Sciences program from 120 credit hours to 125 credit hours. 

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Biological Sciences programs - University Honors Program

Participation in the University Honors Program is available to eligible students pursuing Biological Sciences major. Students who meet Honors Program admission requirements can complete their preferred program with the Honors Curriculum taking the place of the Loyola Core and satisfying Advanced Biology Electives with BIOL A400 Research Proposal (1 cr), BIOL A401 Independent Research (1-4 crs), and BIOL A402 Research Thesis (1 cr) to satisfy the Honors Thesis requirement. The Honors Curriculum also impacts the number of credits required in the General Elective area. Completion of this academic program requires a 3.3 GPA in the major curriculum, any minor programs, and a student’s Loyola cumulative curriculum.

The following Degree Program Course Listings (DPCL) serve as helpful checklists of requirements for each program. Use this form in consultation with your advisor and the Honors Program Director to plan your schedule. 

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Biology Minor Program

Loyola students can add a Biology minor to their curriculum. Completing a Biology minor requires 21 credit hours taken as part of or in addition to the General Electives area of a student’s undergraduate program, but courses used to satisfy requirements in an academic major cannot also be used to satisfy requirements in a Biology minor program. Successful completion of an academic minor requires a 2.0 GPA or higher for all courses.

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Chemistry & Biochemistry

The Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry offers a comprehensive curriculum for chemistry majors, pre-professionals, and non-science majors to learn college-level chemistry. A list of Chemistry & Biochemistry faculty and staff can be viewed on the department website.

Academic Programs

Students can choose from several different programs, including those that participate in Loyola’s Teacher Education track. The department also partners with the University Honors Program to deliver Honors versions of some programs. Major programs for 2020-2021 include:

Detailed curriculum for each program is listed below.

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Biochemistry (Pre-Health) major (CHEB)

The Bachelor of Science, Biochemistry major is a 120 semester credit hour academic program. Students complete Loyola Core requirements, Biochemistry major, adjunct courses in related sciences, and general electives. Completion of this academic program requires a 2.0 GPA in the major curriculum and a 2.0 GPA in the Loyola cumulative curriculum. All major courses must be completed in the Chemistry department unless an exception is allowed by the department chair. 

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Chemistry major (CHEM)

The Bachelor of Science, Chemistry major is a 120 semester credit hour academic program which is certified by the American Chemical Society. Students complete Loyola Core requirements, Chemistry major, adjunct courses in related sciences, and general electives. Completion of this academic program requires a 2.0 GPA in the major curriculum and a 2.0 GPA in the Loyola cumulative curriculum. All major courses must be completed in the Chemistry department unless an exception is allowed by the department chair. 

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Chemistry major, Forensic Science concentration (CHFS)

The Bachelor of Science, Chemistry major with a concentration in forensic science is a 120 semester credit hour academic program. Students complete Loyola Core requirements, Chemistry major & concentration courses, adjunct courses in related sciences, and general electives. Completion of this academic program requires a 2.0 GPA in the major curriculum and a 2.0 GPA in the Loyola cumulative curriculum. All major courses must be completed in the Chemistry department unless an exception is allowed by the department chair. 

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Chemistry program - Teacher Education Track

The Teacher Education track program is available to students in the Chemistry major. Students selecting the Teacher Education track will complete their program curriculum with itemized changes that include a specific Social Sciences requirement in the Loyola Core, a modified set of Chemistry major requirements, modified Adjunct requirements, and a set of approved Teacher Education courses completed within the General Electives area. Completing the Teacher Education Track modifications do not increase the 120 credit hours required to complete the program. 

The Bachelor of Science, Chemistry Liberal Arts major with Teacher Education Track is a 120 semester credit hour academic program. Students complete Loyola Core requirements, Chemistry major, adjunct courses in related sciences, Teacher Education track courses, and general electives. Completion of this academic program requires a 2.0 GPA in the major curriculum and a 2.0 GPA in the Loyola cumulative curriculum. All major courses must be completed in the Chemistry department unless an exception is allowed by the department chair. 

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Chemistry & Biochemistry programs - University Honors Program

Participation in the University Honors Program is available to eligible students. Students who meet Honors Program admission requirements can complete their preferred Chemistry & Biochemistry program with the Honors Curriculum taking the place of the Loyola Core and completing an Honors Thesis sequence with CHEM A493 and CHEM A498 as part of their major coursework. The Honors Curriculum also impacts the number of credits required in the General Elective area. Completion of this academic program requires a 3.3 GPA in the major curriculum, any minor programs, and a student’s Loyola cumulative curriculum.

The following Degree Program Course Listings (DPCL) serve as helpful checklists of requirements for each program. Use this form in consultation with your advisor and the Honors Program Director to plan your schedule. 

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Chemistry Minor Programs

Loyola students can add a minor to their curriculum in either Chemistry or Forensic Chemistry. Curriculum for Chemistry minors require 22 credit hours taken as part of or in addition to the General Electives area of a student’s undergraduate program, but courses used to satisfy requirements in an academic major cannot also be used to satisfy requirements in a minor program. Successful completion of an academic minor requires a 2.0 GPA or higher for all courses.

The Chemistry & Biochemistry Department offers the following academic minor programs: 

Chemistry minor

Students complete 22 credit hours of coursework with a 2.0 GPA. 

Forensic Chemistry minor

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Mathematics & Computer Science

The Department of Mathematics & Computer Science offers Mathematics programs in five concentrations and specializations. A list of Mathematics & Computer Science faculty and staff can be viewed on the department website.

Academic Programs

Several academic programs in Mathematics and Computer Science are available, and one concentration participates in Loyola’s Teacher Education track. The department also partners with the University Honors Program to deliver Honors versions of these programs. Academic programs for 2020-2021 include:

Detailed curriculum for each program is listed below.

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Computational Mathematics (MATC)

The Bachelor of Science, Computational Mathematics major is a 120 semester credit hour academic program. Students complete Loyola Core requirements, Mathematics courses for the major, adjunct courses in language, adjunct courses in computer science and physics, and general electives. Completion of this academic program requires a 2.0 GPA in the major curriculum and a 2.0 GPA in the Loyola cumulative curriculum.

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Computer Information Systems (CIS)

The Bachelor of Science, Computer Information Systems major is a 120 semester credit hour academic program. Students complete Loyola Core requirements, Computer Science courses for the major, Business Administration courses for the major, specific courses designated for either the Entrepreneurship (CIS-E) or Management (CIS-M) concentration, and general electives. Completion of this academic program requires a 2.0 GPA in the major curriculum and a 2.0 GPA in the Loyola cumulative curriculum.

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Computer Science (COSC)

The Bachelor of Science, Computer Science major is a 120 semester credit hour academic program. Students complete Loyola Core requirements, Computer Science courses for the major, adjunct courses in mathematics, and general electives. Completion of this academic program requires a 2.0 GPA in the major curriculum and a 2.0 GPA in the Loyola cumulative curriculum. Students in the Computer Science major can also specialize with the Cybersecurity concentration or the Game Programming concentration. 

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Computer Science - Cybersecurity concentration

The Bachelor of Science, Computer Science major with a Cybersecurity concentration is a 120 semester credit hour academic program. Students complete Loyola Core requirements, Computer Science courses for the major, adjunct courses in mathematics, and general electives. Completion of this academic program requires a 2.0 GPA in the major curriculum and a 2.0 GPA in the Loyola cumulative curriculum.

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Computer Science - Game Programming concentration (CSGP)

The Bachelor of Science, Computer Science major, Game Programming concentration is a 120 semester credit hour academic program. Students complete Loyola Core requirements, Computer Science courses for the major, concentration courses, adjunct courses in mathematics, and general electives. Completion of this academic program requires a 2.0 GPA in the major curriculum and a 2.0 GPA in the Loyola cumulative curriculum.

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Mathematics (MATH)

The Bachelor of Science, Mathematics major is a 120 semester credit hour academic program. Students complete Loyola Core requirements; Mathematics courses for the major; adjunct courses in language, computer science and physics; and general electives. Completion of this academic program requires a 2.0 GPA in the major curriculum and a 2.0 GPA in the Loyola cumulative curriculum. Students in the Mathematics major can also specialize in the Mathematics Liberal Arts concentration or the Mathematics Liberal Arts - Teaching Track concentration. 

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Mathematics Liberal Arts (MATL)

The Bachelor of Science, Mathematics Liberal Arts major is a 120 semester credit hour academic program. Students complete Loyola Core requirements; Mathematics courses for the major; adjunct courses in language, computer science and physics; and general electives. Completion of this academic program requires a 2.0 GPA in the major curriculum and a 2.0 GPA in the Loyola cumulative curriculum.

  • Overview of requirements: 120 credit hours (crs) required for completion
    • Loyola Core: 42 crs
    • Mathematics Major: 31 crs
    • Adjunct - Language: 6 crs
    • Adjunct - Computer Science & Physics: 8 crs
    • General Electives: 33 crs
       
  • Loyola Core: Complete the full scope of the Loyola Core with 42 crs in Loyola Core requirement areas. Modifications include:
  • Mathematics Major. Complete the following 31 crs:
  • Adjunct courses - Language requirement: Computational Mathematics majors are required to complete 6 crs of language credit, up to the 201 level of proficiency. This requirement can be satisfied with courses in spoken languages like French or Spanish, or in classical languages like Greek or Latin. Students will complete a placement activity to begin the language sequence. Students who initially place into the 201 level of proficiency will have a modified language requirement of only 3 crs, with the additional 3 crs attributed to General Electives.
     
  • Adjunct - Computer Science & Physics. Complete the following 8 crs: 
  • General Electives: complete 33 crs of general electives to complete the Bachelor of Science program. Students can satisfy these requirements with any Loyola courses they are eligible to take which are not already required in the Loyola Core, Major, or Adjunct curriculums. For students pursuing a double major or an academic minor, the curriculum for those programs would be assigned from the credits required for General Electives.
     
  • MATL Degree Program Course Listing (DPCL). The DPCL serves as a helpful checklist of requirements for each program. Use this form in consultation with your advisor to plan your schedule.

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Mathematics Liberal Arts - Teacher Education track (MATT)

The Teacher Education track program is available to students in the Mathematics Liberal Arts major. Students selecting the Teacher Education track will complete their respective program curriculum described above with itemized changes that include a specific Social Sciences requirement in the Loyola Core, a modified Adjunct requirement in Language, and a set of approved Teacher Education courses completed within the General Electives area.

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Mathematics and Computer Science programs - University Honors Program

Participation in the University Honors Program is available to eligible students. Students who meet Honors Program admission requirements can complete their preferred Mathematics and Computer Science programs with the Honors Curriculum taking the place of the Loyola Core and completing an Honors Thesis sequence with MATH A498 as part of their major coursework. The Honors Curriculum also impacts the number of credits required in the General Elective area. Completion of this academic program requires a 3.3 GPA in the major curriculum, any minor programs, and a student’s Loyola cumulative curriculum.

The following Degree Program Course Listings (DPCL) serve as helpful checklists of requirements for each program. Use this form in consultation with your advisor and the Honors Program Director to plan your schedule. 

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Mathematics and Computer Science Minor Programs

Loyola students can add a minor to their curriculum in Computer Science and Mathematics. Curriculum for minors requires credit hours taken as part of or in addition to the General Electives area of a student’s undergraduate program, but courses used to satisfy requirements in an academic major cannot also be used to satisfy requirements in a minor program. Successful completion of an academic minor requires a 2.0 GPA or higher for all courses. The following minors are available: 

Computer Science (COSC) 22 crs

Mathematics (MATH) 20 crs

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Physics

The Department of Physics facilitates student learning in their discipline and builds research skills. A list of Physics faculty and staff can be viewed on the department website.

Academic Programs

Several academic programs in Physics are available, and one concentration participates in Loyola’s Teacher Education track. The department also partners with the University Honors Program to deliver Honors versions of these programs. Academic programs for 2020-2021 include:

Detailed curriculum for each program is listed below.

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Biophysics Pre-Health major (BPPH)

The Bachelor of Science, Biophysics Pre-Health major is a 120 semester credit hour academic program. Students complete Loyola Core requirements, Biophysics major, adjunct courses in related sciences, and general electives. Completion of this academic program requires a 2.0 GPA in the major curriculum and a 2.0 GPA in the Loyola cumulative curriculum. All major courses must be completed in the Physics department unless an exception is allowed by the department chair.

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Physics major (PHYS)

The Bachelor of Science, Physics major is a 120 semester credit hour academic program. Students complete Loyola Core requirements, Physics major, adjunct courses in related sciences, and general electives. Completion of this academic program requires a 2.0 GPA in the major curriculum and a 2.0 GPA in the Loyola cumulative curriculum. All major courses must be completed in the Physics department unless an exception is allowed by the department chair. Students in the Physics major can also choose concentrations in Physics Liberal Arts, Physics Liberal Arts - Teaching Track, and Physics Pre-Engineering. 

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Physics major, Liberal Arts concentration (PHYL)

The Bachelor of Science, Physics major with a Liberal Arts concentration is a 120 semester credit hour academic program. Students complete Loyola Core requirements, Physics major & concentration requirements, adjunct courses in related sciences, and general electives. Completion of this academic program requires a 2.0 GPA in the major curriculum and a 2.0 GPA in the Loyola cumulative curriculum. All major courses must be completed in the Physics department unless an exception is allowed by the department chair.

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Physics Liberal Arts program - Teacher Education Track

The Teacher Education track program is available to students in the Physics major, Liberal Arts concentration. Students selecting the Teacher Education track will complete their program curriculum with itemized changes that include a specific Social Sciences requirement in the Loyola Core and a set of approved Teacher Education courses completed within the General Electives area. Completing the Teacher Education Track increases the Physics Liberal Arts program from 120 credit hours to 124 credit hours. 

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Physics major, Pre-Engineering concentration (PHYE)

The Bachelor of Science, Physics major with a Pre-Engineering concentration is a dual degree where 94 semester credit hours of the academic program are completed at Loyola. Students will then transfer to an articulated Engineering program at an accredited institution to complete requirements for an Engineering degree. Once the requirements for the Engineering degree at the partner institution are complete, and total over 120 semester credit hours, participating students are awarded the Loyola degree.  

For the Loyola side of the dual degree, students complete Loyola Core requirements, Physics major & concentration requirements, and adjunct courses in related sciences. Courses from the participating Engineering program will satisfy the area usually reserved for Loyola general electives. Completion of this academic program requires a 2.0 GPA in the major curriculum and a 2.0 GPA in the Loyola cumulative curriculum. All major courses within the Loyola side of the dual degree must be completed in the Physics department unless an exception is allowed by the department chair.

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Physics programs - University Honors Program

Students who meet University Honors Program admission requirements can complete their preferred Physics program with the Honors Curriculum taking the place of the Loyola Core and satisfying a major elective with PHYS H498 Honors Thesis. The Honors Curriculum also impacts the number of credits required in the General Elective area.  Completion of this academic program requires a 3.3 GPA in the major curriculum, any minor programs, and a student’s Loyola cumulative curriculum.

The following Degree Program Course Listings (DPCL) serve as helpful checklists of requirements for each program. Use this form in consultation with your advisor and the Honors Program Director to plan your schedule. 

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Physics Minor Programs

Loyola students can add a Physics minor as part of or in addition to the General Electives area of a student’s undergraduate program, but courses used to satisfy requirements in an academic major cannot also be used to satisfy requirements in a Physics minor program. Successful completion of an academic minor requires a 2.0 GPA or higher for all courses.

Physics minor

Students complete 18-20 credit hours of coursework with a 2.0 GPA. 

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Psychological Sciences

The Department of Psychological Sciences offers a curriculum that presents numerous opportunities for students to gain research and career experience. A list of Psychological Sciences faculty and staff can be viewed on the department website.

Academic Programs

Students pursuing a major in the Psychological Sciences can choose from several different concentrations. The department also partners with the University Honors Program to deliver Honors versions of some programs, and the Online Programs to offer a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology fully online. Programs for 2020-2021 include:

Detailed curriculum for each program is listed below.

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Psychological Sciences major (PSYC)

The Bachelor of Science, Psychological Sciences major is a 120 semester credit hour academic program. Students will complete Loyola Core requirements, Psychological Sciences major requirements, adjunct courses in language, and general electives. Completion of this academic program requires a 2.0 GPA in the major curriculum and a 2.0 GPA in the Loyola cumulative curriculum. All major courses must be completed in the department unless an exception is allowed by the department chair. Students in the Psychological Sciences major can also choose the concentration in Psychology Pre-Health. 

  • Overview of requirements: 120 credit hours (crs) required for completion
    • Loyola Core: 39 crs
    • Psychological Sciences major: 34 crs
    • Adjunct - Languages: 6 crs
    • General Electives: 41 crs
       
  • Loyola Core: Complete the full scope of the Loyola Core with 39 crs in Loyola Core requirement areas. Modifications include:
  • Psychological Sciences major core courses for 34 crs. Requirements include: 
  • Adjunct courses - Language requirement: Complete 6 crs of language credit, up to the 201 level of proficiency. This requirement can be satisfied with courses in spoken languages like French or Spanish, or in classical languages like Greek or Latin. Students will complete a placement activity to begin the language sequence. Students who initially place into the 201 level of proficiency will have a modified language requirement of only 3 crs, with the additional 3 crs attributed to General Electives.  
     
  • General Electives: complete 41 crs of general electives to complete the Bachelor of Science program. Students can satisfy these requirements with any Loyola courses they are eligible to take which are not already required in the Loyola Core, Major, or Adjunct curriculums. For students pursuing a double major or an academic minor, the curriculum for those programs would be assigned from the credits required for General Electives.
     
  • PSYC Degree Program Course Listing (DPCL). The DPCL serves as a helpful checklist of requirements for each program. Use this form in consultation with your advisor to plan your schedule.

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Psychological Sciences major, Neuroscience concentration (PSYN)

New students are not being accepted into this program at this time. Prospective students interested in this area should view the Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience. 

The Bachelor of Science, Psychological Sciences major is a 120 semester credit hour academic program. Students will complete Loyola Core requirements, Psychological Sciences major requirements, adjunct courses in language, and general electives. Completion of this academic program requires a 2.0 GPA in the major curriculum and a 2.0 GPA in the Loyola cumulative curriculum. All major courses must be completed in the department unless an exception is allowed by the department chair. 

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Psychological Sciences major, Pre-Health concentration (PSYP)

The Bachelor of Science, Psychological Sciences major, Pre-Health concentration is a 120 semester credit hour academic program. Students will complete Loyola Core requirements, Psychological Sciences major requirements, adjunct courses in language, and general electives. Completion of this academic program requires a 2.0 GPA in the major curriculum and a 2.0 GPA in the Loyola cumulative curriculum. All major courses must be completed in the department unless an exception is allowed by the department chair. 

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Psychology programs - University Honors Program curriculum

Students who meet University Honors Program admission requirements can complete their program with the Honors Curriculum taking the place of the Loyola Core and completing PSYC G488 Senior Research (2 crs) and PSYC G489 Senior Thesis (1 cr) as their Honors Thesis. The Honors Curriculum also impacts the number of credits required in the General Elective area.  Completion of this academic program requires a 3.3 GPA in the major curriculum, any minor programs, and a student’s Loyola cumulative curriculum.

The following Degree Program Course Listings (DPCL) serve as helpful checklists of requirements for each program. Use this form in consultation with your advisor and the Honors Program Director to plan your schedule. 

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Psychology Minor Program

Curriculum for minors requires credit hours taken as part of or in addition to the General Electives area of a student’s undergraduate program, but courses used to satisfy requirements in an academic major cannot also be used to satisfy requirements in an minor program. Successful completion of an academic minor requires a 2.0 GPA or higher for all courses.

Psychological Sciences (PSYC) minor 

Students complete the following 21 credit hours: 

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Online Programs - Psychology

The Psychological Sciences department participates in Loyola’s Online Arts & Sciences area for adult distance learners. The online Bachelor of Arts in Psychological Sciences is a 120 semester credit hour academic program. Students will complete Loyola Core requirements, Psychology major requirements, and general electives. Completion of this academic program requires a 2.0 GPA in the major curriculum and a 2.0 GPA in the Loyola cumulative curriculum. All major courses must be completed in the department unless an exception is allowed by the department chair. 

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