11 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Environmental Engineering graduates from Michigan State University advance fundamental understanding of human impact on the environment and the environment’s response to this impact. They assess proposed construction projects, analyze scientific data and provide quality-control checks.

Computer Engineering at Michigan State University examines the theory, design and application of computers and information-processing techniques. Their work emphasizes integrated-circuit and information technologies, with a focus on embedded computer systems in consumer products such as televisions, car stereos and cell phones.

The Civil Engineering program from Michigan State University is concerned with the planning, designing and construction of society’s civil infrastructure, including bridges, buildings, dams, tunnels, airports, railroads, roads, water and wastewater systems, and environmental protection systems.

The Packaging major at Michigan State University combines basic principles of physics, chemistry, mathematics and materials science with a cognate in business to prepare students for rewarding careers in the fast-moving consumer goods industries.

Materials Science and Engineering program at Michigan State University investigates the structure, properties and processing of metals, ceramics, polymers and composites, and then applies that knowledge to the design of new materials

The Chemical Engineering graduates from Michigan State University lets you explore the processing of materials and the production or utilization of energy through chemical and biochemical reactions.

The Electrical Engineering students from Michigan State University explor the analysis and synthesis of electrical and electronic circuits and devices, signal processing, control of systems, and the design and analysis of modern electrical systems. 

Applied Engineering Sciences from Michigan State University is where engineering meets business to create versatile and dynamic professionals. This program combines technical and business education to prepare students for various careers in the corporate world.

Biosystems Engineering graduates at Michigan State University design solutions to technical problems that involve a critical biological component.

Mechanical Engineering graduates from Michigan State University are involved in designing, building and testing essentially every product of modern society.

The Urban and Regional Planning program from Michigan State University strives to offer exemplary teaching and relevant and timely research, as well as to foster a sense of community among faculty, students, alumni, staff and other stakeholders.