University of Michigan courses

...Science One of the following courses (3 credits): Introduction to Comparative Politics Introduction to International Relations Introduction to Political... Learn about: IT Law, Political Science, International Politics...

...Chemistry Laboratory I Both of the following courses (6 credits): One of the following groups of courses (8 credits): Physics for Scientists and Engineers... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Plant Biology...

...American Foreign Policy and National Security International and Domestic Political Conflict Politics of the United Nations and International Organizations...

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

...The Structure of Spanish See the Department for an approved list of courses which may be used to substitute for Spanish 412. Three of the following courses... Learn about: Spanish Language...

...Introductory Physiology One of the following courses (3 credits): Introduction to Microeconomics Introduction to Macroeconomics One of the following courses... Learn about: Social Work...

...A course that is listed in requirements 3. a. (2) and (3) may be counted toward both of those requirements. Art History and Visual Culture Cognate...

...a form verifying completion of the experience with the completed application. Only students who have completed the required experience will be considered for admission... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Special Education, Teacher Education...

...Studio Art 330, 335, 439, 491B. Sculpture: Studio Art 350, 351, 354, 355, 450, 491D. Studio Art Senior Project courses and Internships: Ceramics...

...Major Field of Concentration: A minimum grade–point average of 2.00 in courses taken for the major (16 credits): All of the following courses... Learn about: Supply Chain Management, Supply and Chain Management...

...to assume the responsibilities encountered in entry level professional planning practice. Computing Concepts and Competencies Introduction to Microeconomics... Learn about: IT Law...

...Sustainability Grant Writing and Fund Development Social Entrepreneurship for Community Sustainability Advanced Topics in Tourism Management Natural Resource...

...Students who select this degree program will develop skills needed to create and appreciate new theatrical work, to understand the history of theatre...

...Theatre History The completion of Theatre 492 satisfies the department’s capstone requirement. One of the following courses. A minimum grade of 2.0... Learn about: Costume Design...

...Management for Veterinary Technicians Veterinary Technology Clerkship in Anesthesiology Veterinary Technology Clerkship in Radiology Veterinary Technology... Learn about: Medical training, Nursing Care, Animal Care...

...The major allows students to study the regions of the world that most interest them but also provides broad coverage of international relations and comparative politics... Learn about: World Politics...

...Organismal and Population Biology Laboratory Honors Cell and Molecular Biology Honors Organismal and Population Biology Honors Cell and Molecular Biology... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...Introduction to Crop Science Laboratory Fundamentals of Soil Science Agricultural Cropping Systems: Integration and Problem Solving One of the following courses...

...and a grounding in general anthropological theory. Students obtain knowledge of at least one advanced topic in the field and command of the anthropological...

...as approved by the minor advisor. The following course (3 credits): Arts and Cultural Management Seminar Completion of a 40-hour volunteer or paid experiential learning opportunity... Learn about: Cultural Management, Volunteer training...