University of Michigan courses

...Seminar in Political Science (W) NOTE: Of the courses taken to satisfy the requirements for 3. a. (2) and 3. a. (4), at least two courses must be in comparative/international... Learn about: Political Science, IT Law, 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...

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

...All of the following courses (20 credits): Second–Year Russian I Second–Year Russian II Russian Life and Culture Before World War I Russian Life and Culture...

...(36 to 40 credits): All of the following courses (27 credits): Basic Spanish Grammar Cultural Readings and Composition (W) Phonetics and Pronunciation... 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...

...level Studio Art or Graphic Design courses as needed to meet the requirement of at least 41, but not more than 45, credits in courses in the major...

...(3 credits): World Regional Geography Geography 204 is required for the Social Studies Teaching Major, in which case 0 credits count toward the Planned Program... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Special Education, Teacher Education...

...All of the following courses: Studio Art 110, 112, 113, 114, 300 or 391, 492, and 492A (18 credits). The completion of Studio Art 492 satisfies the capstone...

...to provide students with a comprehensive background in each of the broad areas referenced above and to allow them to pursue concentrations within their areas of interest... Learn about: Supply and Chain Management, Supply Chain Management...

...social scientific or humanistic approaches. Students will learn the history of urbanism, the theory and principles of urban design, and the relevant legal... Learn about: IT Law...

...of career opportunities in the parks, recreation and tourism field All of the following courses (12 to 15 credits): Introduction to Sustainability Theoretical...

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

...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...

...Clerkship in Equine Medicine and Surgery Veterinary Technician Clerkship in Food Animal and Equine Medicine and Surgery Veterinary Technology Clerkship... Learn about: Nursing Care, Medical training, Animal Care...

...The Bachelor of Arts degree in World Politics is designed to educate students about governments and political systems of many different nations and... Learn about: World Politics...

...Writing in the Public Interest (W) Nature, Environmental, and Travel Writing Grant and Proposal Writing Communications (3 or 4 credits): An Introduction... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...of cropping systems is important. The minor will provide an opportunity for students to gain a fundamental understanding of the science of food production...

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

...management areas including hospitals, social service agencies, educational institutions, advertising and design firms, commercial arts industries... Learn about: Volunteer training, Cultural Management...