32 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Genetics and Genomics major from Michigan State University is designed to provide a broad foundation in science, with emphasis on genetics and genomics.

Graduates with a Statistics degree from Michigan State University pursue careers in a range of industries, excelling in jobs that demand deep knowledge of research and data analysis and information technology. 

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 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.

This Microbiology major at Michigan State University provides a broad foundation in science, with emphasis in microbiology. The program also provides the basis for professional studies, such as medicine, dentistry, or forensic or clinical laboratory science

A bachelor's degree in Mathematics from Michigan State University provides students with a strong mathematical foundation in problem solving and mathematical proof.

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.

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 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.

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. 

The Environmental Biology - Zoology program from Michigan State University is designed to help students understand the concepts of environmental biology and to apply those concepts to improve both the natural environment and the environment affected by human activities.

The Environmental Biology - Microbiology program from Michigan State University is designed to prepare students for work and study in all aspects of the environment, especially those relating to environmental protection and remediation.

The Biochemistry and Molecular Biology major from Michigan State University combines the elements of a liberal education with thorough preparation in biochemistry and molecular biology and the underlying principles of biology, chemistry, physics and mathematics. 

The Environmental Biology - Plant Biology program from Michigan State University is designed for students who plan to pursue careers involving plants and the environment or who plan to pursue graduate study in the biological sciences.

Graduates with a Statistics degree from Michigan State University pursue careers in a range of industries, excelling in jobs that demand deep knowledge of research and data analysis and information technology. 

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.

The BS/MS Program in Molecular, Cellular and Integrative Physiology at Michigan State University is aimed at providing exceptional undergraduates with an opportunity to become actively involved in biomedical research.  

The Computational and Applied Mathematics at Michigan State University provides students with a strong mathematical foundation in problem solving and mathematical proof. Senior-level courses require the use of computer programming and its applications from a mathematical perspective. 

The undergraduate major in Astrophysics at Michigan State University is designed to provide an extensive background in both physics and astrophysics. 

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