University of Michigan courses

...which is more general than that of most law schools. Students who elect this program may plan careers in (1) government and large businesses... Learn about: IT Law, Political Science, International Politics...

...Chemistry Principles of Chemistry Chemistry Laboratory I Principles of Chemistry I Introductory Chemistry Laboratory I Principles of Chemistry II Honors... Learn about: Plant Biology, GCSE Physics...

...goals and problems of public policy, the political process that leads to policy development, and the implementation and evaluation of public policy...

...in the 20th Century Contemporary Russian Life and Culture (W) Russian Literature (W) A capstone experience. This requirement may be satisfied by completing...

...professional growth and academic success through study abroad programs (in Spain, Mexico, Ecuador and Argentina), through undergraduate research opportunities... Learn about: Spanish Language...

...Families, and Groups (W) Social Work Practice with Task Groups, Organizations and Communities Social Work Field Education: Integrative Field Seminar I Social Work Field Education... Learn about: Social Work...

...(9 credits): Ceramics: Studio Art 340, 345, 440. Electronic Art and Intermedia: Studio Art 380, 384, 385, 491I. Graphic Design: Graphic Design...

...Requirements for the Bachelor of Arts Degree in Special Education Professional Education Courses (21 credits): All of the following courses with a grade-point... Learn about: Special Education, Teacher Education, GCSE Mathematics...

...Senior Project course or an approved internship for at least 3 credits (18 credits): Ceramics: Studio Art 340, 345, 440. Electronic Art and Intermedia...

...The Bachelor of Arts degree program in supply chain management focuses on the integration of value–adding components from manufacturing operations... Learn about: Supply Chain Management, Supply and Chain Management...

...All of the following courses with a grade of 2.0 in each course (30 credits): Introduction to Urban and Regional Planning Methods for Investigation... Learn about: IT Law...

...that provide goods and services to outdoor enthusiasts. Meeting people’s outdoor leisure needs, enhancing the quality of life, and providing sustainable...

...The Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre is designed for students who wish to gain broad experience in theatre and its contributions to cultural development...

...to Sound Design Introduction to Projection Design for the Stage At least 15 credits from the following courses (15 credits): Introduction to Arts and Cultural... Learn about: Costume Design...

...in Emergency Medicine Veterinary Technology Clerkship in Cardiology Veterinary Technology Clerkship in Neurology Veterinary Technology Clerkship in Ophthalmology... Learn about: Nursing Care, Medical training, Animal Care...

...interactions among them. It will prepare students for careers in international affairs in the public, private, and non-profit spheres. The major allows... Learn about: World Politics...

...Additional courses completed from item 3.i. may be counted as Integrative Biology electives toward the 33 credits. Courses beyond those taken to satisfy item... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...(2 or 3 credits): Crop Scouting and Investigation Seed and Grain Quality Advanced Crop Production Organic Farming Principles and Practices Weed Science...

...from a list of approved courses available from the undergraduate advisor...

...The goal of the experiential learning component is to provide an environment for students to apply their management skills and to provide them practical field experience... Learn about: Cultural Management, Volunteer training...