University of Michigan courses

...Historical and Contemporary Perspectives Cultural Dimensions of Public Affairs Psychology and Biology of Human Sexuality Sexual Violence Against Women and Children... Learn about: Social Science, American History...

...of the United States and Canada Geography of Michigan and the Great Lakes Region One of the following courses: Introduction to Economics Geography... Learn about: Social Science...

...toward the requirements for the Master of Arts degree in Advertising. The final certifying experience is a poster presentation during the semester of graduation... Learn about: Public Relations...

...College of Business and Graduate School of Management, students must meet the requirements specified below. Admission Complete the following course... Learn about: Information Systems, Communication Training...

...cultural, and political-economic experiences of African Americans, Africans in the Continent and African-descendent peoples in other parts of the African Diaspora...

...Black world and the broader community. Comparative, integrative, and applied approaches to the acquisition and use of knowledge are given emphasis. Complete...

...food and agribusiness management, or food and agricultural markets. Complete 6 credits in a second major field in Agricultural, Food and Resource Economics...

...course appropriate for the student’s subdiscipline. The course must be approved by the student’s guidance committee. Completion of additional elective...

...at the 800-level or higher. Complete an additional 9 credits in courses in the Department of Statistics and Probability, the Department of Mathematics...

...In addition to meeting the requirements of the university and of the College of Social Science, students must meet the requirements specified below....

...Strategies for Observational Studies Design of Experiments Analysis of Survival Data Applied Multivariate Statistical Methods Theory of Probability...

...Flow Cytometry Emerging Infections, Emerging Technology Clinical Mass Spectrometry Theory Applied Clinical Mass Spectrometry Clinical Mass Spectrometry...

...administrators, researchers, entrepreneurs and policymakers in the field. The core of this program resides in three major components: science...

...and Culture Non-Profit Law for Arts and Cultural Management Policy and Advocacy for Arts and Cultural Management One of the following concentrations... Learn about: Cultural Management...

...either by high quality work in a Master of Science degree or by exceptional achievement in a Bachelor of Science degree and additional technical and professional accomplishments...

...Biosystems engineers apply the basic sciences, mathematics, engineering sciences, and technology to design sustainable solutions to problems with a critical biological component...

...on the cell and molecular biology faculty. The student's teaching assignment must be approved by the director of the doctoral program in cell and molecular biology... Learn about: Molecular Biology...

...Problem Solving Machine Learning and Optimization in Analytics Communication Strategies for Analytics Capstone: Business Analytics Statistical Modeling...

...research in such areas as process design; thermodynamics; chemical reaction engineering; mass, heat, and momentum transfer; separations; polymers and composite materials... Learn about: Chemical Engineering...

...The program emphasizes global, trans-disciplinary, comparative, and applied approaches to knowledge which enhance collaborative scholarly efforts within the university...