16 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Global History program from Michigan State University allows students to concentrate on a country or region outside the United States. Throughout the course of this major you will develop considerable expertise in that area through in-depth study with the opportunity to complete a relevant minor and learn a relevant language. 

This interdisciplinary, liberal arts Humanities - Prelaw major at Michigan State University is an excellent choice for students who plan to attend law school or work in government or corporate settings, but who also have an interest in the humanities and arts. 

Knowledge of the world’s religious traditions that you will gain in this Religious Studies program at Michigan State University is invaluable in a career that requires familiarity with people from many cultures and backgrounds.  

Digital Storytelling programme from Michigan State University is the foundation for the world of media. 

The Global Studies in the Arts and Humanities major from Michigan State University connects students to the global past and present by giving them the tools to actively shape their own global future. It provides a solid grounding in creative and critical methods to understand global conditions, connections and interactions. 

The Japanese program at Michigan State University  uses proficiency-oriented approaches to teaching Japanese and emphasizes cultural and communicative competence in speaking, listening, reading and writing. 

Linguistics at Michigan State University is the scientific study of language, not simply the study of many languages. Students with a linguistics major become adept at noticing what people say, aware of the unconscious choices implicit in this and are able to provide a rigorous explanation of how such choices are made. 

Philosophy at Michigan State University critically examines the most fundamental beliefs about the world and the place of people in it. 

With this Arts and Letters - Exploratory major at Michigan State University students in the College of Arts and Letters have the opportunity to explore a wide array of subject areas, including the creative and performing arts, digital media, film, languages, writing, and women’s studies.

Graduates with a degree in Spanish from Michigan State University pursue careers in a range of industries, excelling in jobs that demand deep knowledge of culture and language, communications, history and international affairs.

The History - Social Studies Education program at Michigan State University provides a comprehensive pathway for the aspiring history teacher, as well as students looking to earn a well-rounded education in history, social sciences, research; and oral, written and digital communication.

History majors from Michigan State University learn to think broadly as they develop skills in critical analysis, research, and oral, written and digital communication

The Residential College in the Arts and Humanities (RCAH) from Michigan State University is an innovative, residential, four-year degree for students who want to combine the advantages of a small college experience with the opportunities of a Big Ten research university.

Graduates with a Professional and Public Writing degree from Michigan State University pursue careers in a range of industries, excelling in jobs that demand deep knowledge of writing, editing, publishing and communications.

This Interdisciplinary Humanities major is one of Michigan State University’s most flexible liberal arts majors. Students work closely with their academic adviser to craft a self-designed major based on either a triad or area studies model. 

The English major from Michigan State University provides an ideal balance between creativity and inquiry. Students may choose general literary studies, do a concentration in creative writing or popular culture, or get certified in secondary English education