11 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The BA in Communication at University of Michigan Flint features a strong set of core courses in communication skills and theories, along with three diverse emphasis areas that allow students to focus on their career of choice.

For students intent on pursuing graduate school, the Bachelor of Science in Economics at University of Michigan Flint provides a more challenging experience that offers excellent preparation for their future.

The Bachelor of Science degree in Urban Science at University of Michigan Flint is an interdisciplinary program that provides expertise in qualitative, quantitative, and geospatial methods to analyze social, political, and built-environmental challenges facing cities and their metropolitan regions. 

Through foundational, applied, and advanced coursework and flexible elective pathways, English - Literature Specialization students at University of Michigan Flint are prepared to be analytical and innovative professionals who understand the integrated nature of language, culture and text and who contribute to the overall health and well-being of their communities.

The Organizational Behavior and Human Resources  at University of Michigan Flint major is designed for students who wish to pursue careers in the fields of general management or in human resource management. 

Make a difference in the lives of young children, their families, and the community by using the skills you learn in the Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Studies program at University of Michigan Flint.

The study of Economics at University of Michigan Flint offers students the opportunity to study theory, analytics, and social sciences. Explore more about this flexible academic opportunity.

Studying Sociology at the University of Michigan Flint means asking questions about society that may appear straightforward, but, in fact, rely upon complex cultural knowledge rooted in our social institutions.

University of Michigan Flint’s Bachelor of Science in Psychology degree provides students with vital knowledge in various topics in psychology including cognitive and social psychology, human development, gender, and personality. 

The Program in Political Science at University of Michigan Flint is intended to meet the needs of students planning to continue their studies in political science or related fields at the graduate level or planning to prepare for professional work in such fields as government, law, education, and journalism.

Studying Anthropology at University of Michigan Flint will initiate you into a broad conversation about being human—a conversation that explores the most important social and political questions of our day.