Undergraduate Programs

Antioch University offers undergraduate programs with degree completion options for students looking for the individualized attention of outstanding faculty and small interactive classes that cultivate rigorous dialogue and critical thinking. Our focus is on the values of academic excellence, experiential learning, and social justice. Students may choose from multiple learning options, including a self-designed concentration and academic credit for prior learning—experiential learning is valued and students are afforded opportunities to apply what they learn through internships, workshops, and seminars.

Arts, Humanities, and Liberal Studies

In keeping with Antioch University’s progressive and socially-conscious values, students of the arts, humanities, and liberal studies are provided an innovative, student-centered approach to education.
Bachelor of Arts

• Humanities (Midwest)
• Liberal Arts (Midwest)
• Liberal Studies (Los Angeles) (Santa Barbara) (Seattle)

Education

Antioch University offers a diverse selection of powerful and distinctive programs for adult students interested in pursuing a new career in education, or furthering their educational leadership or teaching skills.
Bachelor of Arts

• Early Childhood Education (Midwest)

Environmental Studies

Antioch University has a long-standing, deeply-rooted commitment to promoting various forms of justice in our community.
Bachelor of Arts

• Sustainability (Midwest)

Health and Social Sciences

Antioch University offers a unique education in the fields of health and social sciences—one that prepares students to become designers and leaders of deep systemic change, emphasizing relationships between personal, community, organizational, economic, social and ecological issues.
Bachelor of Arts

• Health and Wellness (Midwest)
• Human Services Administration (Midwest)

Management and Leadership

Antioch University offers a distinctive management and leadership education that prepares students at various stages of professional development to be principled leaders in their respective fields of practice.
Bachelor of Arts

• Management (Midwest)