101 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Environmental Science Major at the Northern Michigan University features an interdisciplinary approach, and prepares students for a variety of physical and natural science based careers by emphasizing applied environmental science knowledge, skills and abilities.

The Electrical Engineering Technology Major at the Northern Michigan University provides the necessary preparation for positions in industry as engineering technologists. 

The German Studies Major at the Northern Michigan University is a transnational and interdisciplinary major that encompasses the various German-speaking regions of central Europe and offers an intellectually diverse program—covering literature, history, politics, the arts, philosophy, and business.

The Construction Management major at the Northern Michigan University prepares students to be competent in coordinating all phases of building construction including estimating, scheduling, writing contracts, purchasing materials and working with subcontractors and material suppliers to ensure the job gets done on time and within budget.

The Fisheries and Wildlife Management program at the Northern Michigan University is designed to train students in both theoretical and applied aspects of fisheries and wildlife management.

The Center for Native American Studies at Northern Michigan University cares for multiple academic programs in Native American Studies.

Completion of the Secondary Education Mathematics Major at the Northern Michigan University lead to certification as a secondary teacher of mathematics.

This Management program’s objectives from Northern Michigan University are to provide a theoretical base as well as the working applications of management; the ability to critically evaluate managerial actions; and the ability to apply managerial decision-making skills to future situations.

Completion of the Secondary Education Physics courses at the Northern Michigan University, and the professional education sequence leads to certification as a secondary teacher of physics. Advising for this major is provided by the School of Education.

The Music major at the Northern Michigan University provides a general education in music.

The Psychology major at the Northern Michigan University educates students on the primary fields of the science of psychology.

The Geographic Information Science & Technology (GIST) Major at the Northern Michigan University provides students with knowledge and skills related to geographic information systems, geospatial technology, information technology, spatial data management, analysis, and visualization.

The Philosophy major at the Northern Michigan University serves as an excellent foundation for postgraduate work in law and theology, as well as in philosophy itself.

Students majoring in French at the Northern Michigan University, whether on the standard track or the fast track, must earn a minimum grade of “C” in every language course.

The Industrial Technologies Major at the Northern Michigan University provides a foundation in science, mathematics, engineering and supervision principles. 

The Forensic Biochemistry major at the Northern Michigan University prepares students for a career in the field of forensic science. It provides the science background required for working as a forensic investigator in a crime lab.

The Earth Science Major at the Northern Michigan University provides a thorough knowledge of Earth's physical environment, including its geology, weather and climate, astronomical relationships and hydrology.

The Nursing program at the Northern Michigan University combines the study of humanities and physical and behavioral sciences with professional nursing courses and clinical experience. 

Students will find strong programs in mathematics, computer science, Embedded Systems, and mobile and web app development as well as mathematics education at  Northern Michigan University . 

The   Northern Michigan University - School of Education, Leadership & Public Service offers professional Secondary Education Social Studies studies courses leading to the Michigan professional or provisional teaching certificate at the elementary and secondary levels as well as courses for continuing professional development through the master’s degree.