151 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Music Education program from Michigan State University is committed to encouraging and expanding scholarship and teaching practice in new and innovative areas of music education, as well as to developing the practical applications of that scholarship. 

The Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources Education program at Michigan State University prepares students for a career as a school-based agriculture, food and natural resources teacher or related education positions.

Graduates with a Sociology degree from Michigan State University pursue careers in a range of industries, excelling in jobs that demand deep knowledge of research, community relations and intercultural communication.

This Management program at Michigan State University prepares students for a wide array of careers in management by immersing them in basic subject matter concerning the theory and principles of administration, organization and motivation; decision-making and strategy; and human resource management.

Recent world events have only reinforced the importance of studying Russian at Michigan State University. MSU’s undergraduate Russian major program is designed to help students develop proficiency in the Russian language, literature and culture. 

Landscape Architecture at Michigan State University applies artistic, cultural, scientific and technical knowledge and skills to the analysis, design, planning, development and management of land.

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.

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.  

The Biochemistry and Molecular Biology - Biotechnology major at Michigan State University is intended primarily for students who plan to pursue careers in industry, veterinary medicine or related health sciences or for students who plan advanced study in biotechnology and molecular biology.

The Chemical Physics major from Michigan State University provides a strong foundation in chemistry, physics and mathematics for students who have a professional interest in the areas of overlap between chemistry and physics.

The degree program in Physiology at Michigan State University combines elements of a liberal education with thorough preparation in molecular, cellular and organ systems physiology.

The study of Criminal Justice from Michigan State University offers students the opportunity to study issues of crime and justice that are critical to the functioning of a healthy society.

Horticulture from Michigan State University is the art and science concerned with the production and utilization of high-value, intensively cultivated plants used for food, landscaping and environmental design.

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. 

As a Physics major from Michigan State University you will have the opportunity to study all aspects of the physical universe through means of observation, experimentation, theoretical constructions and computer simulations.

Course work and experience leading to a Journalism degree at Michigan State University prepares students to work within the fields of traditional, innovative and emerging media.

The Zoology degree from Michigan State University provides students with an integrative study of animal biology across all levels of biological organization – from genes all the way up to entire ecosystems. Students also learn about the physiology, behavior, development, distribution and evolution of animals.

As a Physics major from Michigan State University you will have the opportunity to study all aspects of the physical universe through means of observation, experimentation, theoretical constructions and computer simulations.

The Plant Biology program from Michigan State University is an excellent background for students wishing to enter graduate or other professional schools, including medicine, law or journalism.