University of Michigan courses

...Marketing Survey of Supply Chain Management Four of the following courses (12 credits): Agribusiness and Food Industry Sales Commodity Marketing I Labor... Learn about: Environmental Economics...

...Geochemistry Sedimentology and Stratigraphy (W) The completion of GLG 401 satisfies the department’s capstone course requirement. One course from each... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...Finance encompasses business financial administration, management of financial institutions, investments, financial markets, and the management of... Learn about: Financial Training...

...bring practical applications and examples to the classroom and provide current information about career and scholarship opportunities. All of the following courses... Learn about: Sales Training...

...that transforms, for the better, a social practice the students have observed. All of the following courses (18 to 23 credits): Humanities and Computing...

...Sensory Analysis and Consumer Research Food Processing: Unit Operations Food Chemistry Laboratory Advanced Professional Seminar in Food Science Food Microbiology... Learn about: Food Science...

...Chemistry I Principles of Chemistry II Introductory Chemistry Laboratory I Principles of Chemistry II – Reactivity Laboratory General and Descriptive Chemistry... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Organic Chemistry...

...with classes on the representation of the body and medicine, on pleasure, on ethics and responsibility, and on translation and writing for the professions in French...

...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...

...Programming II One of the following courses (3 credits): Introduction to Economic Geography Introduction to Human Geography Geography of Michigan and...

...and investigate the specific contributions, perceptions, and interventions offered by humanistic engagements with the issues affecting the peoples of the world...

...Handling and Storage of Horticultural Crops Horticulture Marketing Biotechnology in Agriculture: Applications and Ethical Issues Horticulture Landscape Design... Learn about: Landscape Design...

...related courses must be approved by the student's academic advisor. Courses used to satisfy the University Mathematics requirement may not be used to fulfill this requirement...

...All of the following courses with a minimum grade-point average of 2.00 (39 credits): Service Management Principles Hospitality Business Professional Development...

...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...

...courses that are listed below (15 credits): The following course (3 credits): Capstone for Management Majors (W) Twelve credits from the following courses... Learn about: Resource Management...

...the community, and policy. Practical experience in real-world settings is incorporated into the degree program. Students are prepared to work in community...

...Native Americans in North American History to 1830 Native Americans in North American History from 1830 One of the following courses (3 credits)... Learn about: American History, Social Science...

...Evidence-based consideration is given to the human being and the micro–environment in the total complex of environmental relationships. Students recognize... Learn about: Quality Training, Interior Design...

...or minor (12 to 15 credits). Students may choose from the following concentrations (12 credits). Students may select special topics to fulfill concentration... Learn about: Communication Training...