University of Michigan courses

...Students, who complete the program along with the offered government and not-for-profit accounting course, meet the State of Michigan educational requirements...

...are automatically reviewed at the end of every semester and are either admitted or informed of their progress. Students must be admitted to a degree-granting... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Actuarial Science, GCSE Mathematics...

...Agribusiness Management Vertical Coordination in the Agri-Food System Financial Management in the Agri-Food System Survey of Accounting Concepts Introduction...

...Animals Food and Animal Toxicology One of the following advanced management courses (3 credits): Advanced Beef Cattle Feedlot Management Advanced Dairy... Learn about: Veterinary Medicine, GCSE Physics, Anatomy and Physiology...

...(3 or 6 credits): Dress, Culture and Human Behavior Global Context for Sustainable Design One or two History of Art courses as approved by the student's academic advisor... Learn about: Textile Design...

...textile materials; the historical and cultural aspects of dress and textiles; and their context within the global economy. All of the following courses...

...from fields close to art history and visual culture. The internship must be approved and supervised by a faculty member. Additional credits in History... Learn about: Art History...

...requirements for the Internship Year Studies Program, and complete all course requirements and additional standards or tests set forth by the Department... Learn about: Teacher Education...

...the rigor of their technical education to diverse problems and settings. The program is structured to establish skills in areas such as effective management... Learn about: Business Law, IT Law, Communication Training...

...following groups of Mathematics courses (12 to 14 credits): Multivariable Calculus Differential Equations Honors Multivariable Calculus Differential Equations... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...2.0 in each course (18 credits): Applied Human Anatomy Principles of Human Movement Introductory Physiology All of the following courses with a minimum...

...and Population Biology Honors Cell and Molecular Biology Laboratory Biology I: Organismal Biology Biology II: Cellular and Molecular Biology One course... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Molecular Biology...

...Biology Laboratory Biology I: Organismal Biology Biology II: Cellular and Molecular Biology One course from each of the following groups of courses... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Molecular Biology...

...One of the following courses (3 or 4 credits): Introductory Plant Physiology Plant Structure and Function... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...(3 credits): Eukaryotic Cell Biology Molecular Pathogenesis One of the following courses (3 or 4 credits): Disease in Society: Introduction to Epidemiology... Learn about: Clinical Chemistry, Cell Biology, Medical training...

...Molecular and Condensed Matter Physics Nuclear and Elementary Particle Physics The following courses in the Department of Chemistry (28 to 30 credits)... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...processes, and systems that improve human existence. Working at the interface of engineering and biology, biosystems engineers are engaged in the...

...Track 1 (12 or 13 credits): The following course (4 credits): Comprehensive Biochemistry Three of the following courses (8 or 9 credits): Protein Structure... Learn about: Chemical Engineering...

...Many occupations require a moderate training in chemistry combined with training in one or more other areas. Accordingly, the Bachelor of Arts degree... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...(5 credits): Chemistry Laboratory I Chemistry Laboratory II Quantitative Analysis Honors Chemistry Laboratory I Quantitative Analysis Quantitative Analysis... Learn about: GCSE Physics...