University of Michigan courses

...Population and Poverty Environmental Economics Corporate Environmental Management (W) Natural Resource Economics Food Product Marketing Introduction... Learn about: Environmental Economics...

...of the following areas (9 or 10 credits): Hydrogeology Component Engineering Hydrology Environmental Hydrology for Watershed Management Environmental Geomorphology... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...the Major Field of Concentration. All of the following courses (9 credits): Intermediate Accounting for Finance Majors Introduction to Investments Advanced... Learn about: Financial Training...

...The program provides a system-wide perspective of managerial problems confronting firms in the food industry, recognizes the increasing interdependence... Learn about: Sales Training...

...knowledge and advanced skills in experience architecture with an emphasis on user experience in digital environments. Students are prepared for careers in user experience...

...Cereals One of the following courses (3 credits): Food Processing: Dairy Foods Food Processing: Muscle Foods One of the following concentrations... Learn about: Food Science...

...Undergraduate Research The completion of Microbiology 491, or Microbiology 492 and 499 or 499H, fulfills the department’s capstone course requirement... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Organic Chemistry...

...and to pursue original research in these areas; to lead students to develop complex reasoning skills, synthesize, integrate, and apply disciplinary knowledge...

...Field Geology – Summer Camp (W) Ten additional credits in Geological Sciences courses at the 300–400 level. Plant Biology 335 and Microbiology and Molecular... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...as well as practical experience in the application of skills to solving problems drawn from local, regional, and global settings. One of the following courses...

...values, concerns, and debates that shape human experience. It focuses on scholarship related to experiences at the crossroads of cultures, the circulation of goods and services...

...Construction, and Management (34 credits): All of the following courses (25 credits): Landscape Maintenance Landscape Maintenance Field Laboratory Irrigation... Learn about: Landscape Design...

...to meet the requirement of at least 50, but not more than 64, credits in courses in the major (2 to 16 credits). At least 20 credits in 300–400 level courses...

...Beverages Managing Quality in Hospitality Businesses Hospitality Revenue Management Hospitality Business Analytics Current Topics in Hospitality Business...

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

...Human resource management majors focus on the management of human resources in organizations: on the role and development of the manager as a leader... Learn about: Resource Management...

...All of the following courses (46 credits): The Individual, Marriage, and the Family Lifespan Human Development in the Family Introduction to Human Development...

...Teaching Subject Matter to Diverse Learners – Secondary (W) Crafting Teaching Practices – Secondary (W) The following course if the teaching major and... Learn about: American History, Social Science...

...(3 to 5 credits). Any one History of Art course (3 to 4 credits) and IDES 456 Historic Preservation and Sustainability (3 credits)... Learn about: Quality Training, Interior Design...

...Science and Health Reporting Journalism Special Topics A 300-level or above environment-relevant non-Journalism course with advisor approval... Learn about: Communication Training...