University of Michigan courses

...counseling profession in a climate of scholarly inquiry, and to prepare students to inform professional practice by generating new knowledge for the profession...

...students to study writing practices in the workplace and to research, develop, and administer a variety of academic, workplace, civic, government... Learn about: Professional Writing...

...Theories of School-Based Psychological Interventions Educational Psychology (9 credits): All of the following courses: Cognitive Development Across...

...students must write two qualifying research papers in two separate areas. One of those papers must be presented publicly in an appropriate venue approved...

...assistant workshop offered by the department. Participate in the Sociology Graduate Seminar for First–Year Students...

...(3 credits): Techniques of Population Analysis Qualitative Field Research Survey Research Principles Topics in Sociological Methodology Students must select...

...Education Critical Issues in Special Education At least 3 courses, totaling 9 credits in an approved cognate area. Successful completion and defense of the dissertation... Learn about: Special Education...

...Persons who hold valid State of Michigan teaching certificates in elementary or secondary education and who wish endorsements in special education should... Learn about: Special Education...

...The goal of the master's degree program in statistics is to provide students with a sound foundation in probability, mathematical statistics...

...five semesters with three 3-day on-campus sessions and eight week online sessions. Students in the program must complete the required courses in the defined sequence... Learn about: Supply and Chain Management, Supply Chain Management...

...Course work in the major integrates theory and practice. Courses can be chosen to reflect a student's interest in administration and leadership...

...student’s guidance committee and is presented to the full faculty for review. Pass a comprehensive examination based on the student’s comprehensive examination program statement...

...concept of community sustainability. Requirements for Plan A and Plan B All of the following courses (13 credits): Foundations of Community Sustainability...

...The submission of an acceptable synthesis paper and professional portfolio satisfies the University requirement of a final examination or evaluation... Learn about: Teacher Education...

...TESOL related elective (3 credits). Pass a final certifying examination...

...Design Studio Introduction to Graduate Studies Studies in Theatre History Comparative Drama and Criticism Collaborative Studio in Theatre Special Projects...

...with an advanced understanding of environment-, economy- and society-related planning issues using scientific, social scientific or humanistic approaches... Learn about: Land Use...

...Writing and Analysis: Social Justice Perspective... Learn about: Intellectual Property, IT Law...

...International Food Laws and Regulations Administrative Law: Focus on Food Safety and Labeling At least 15 credits from the following courses... Learn about: Intellectual Property, IT Law...

...Foundations of Law and Legal Research One of the following courses: Research, Writing and Analysis Research, Writing and Analysis: Intellectual Property... Learn about: IT Law, Intellectual Property...