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151 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university
Arts and Letters - Exploratory
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.
Theatre
The BFA in Theatre at Michigan State University is designed for students who want to gain experience in all areas of theatre and the broader cultural sector.
Global and International Studies in Social Science
The Global and International Studies in Social Science from Michigan State University major provides students with a breadth of social science foundational courses combined with in-depth knowledge in a world region or global topic.
Games and Interactive Media
Students pursuing the Bachelor of Arts Degree in Games and Interactive Media from Michigan State University will develop knowledge in several areas related to games and interactivity, including the art, design and programming fundamentals of digital game development, as well as the history, social impacts and business of games.
Information Science
The Information Science from Michigan State University isn’t just about coding — it is about understanding user experience and how technologies shape the world. The interdisciplinary program provides students with a well-rounded perspective informed by engineering, computer science, management and the social sciences.
Animal Science
Animal Science majors at Michigan State University explore advances in animal feeding, breeding, reproduction and management techniques as well as health and welfare of animals. Students complete a set of core courses in breeding and genetics, nutrition, physiology and management.
Special Education
The Special Education program from Michigan State University prepares students to teach all children effectively. Students learn to use teaching methods that promote maximum understanding and social and emotional growth for students with special needs.
Anthropology
Anthropology at Michigan State University takes culture as its central object of study, giving students a framework for viewing culture in the context of the natural world and evolutionary processes.
Fisheries and Wildlife
Fisheries and Wildlife students from Michigan State University learn about the interactions between and among the natural and social sciences. Graduates with a fisheries and wildlife degree have a strong base in the foundational and applied sciences of natural resource management, as well as an understanding of the cultural, recreational and economic values of biological resources.
German
The German program from Michigan State University embraces an inclusive model of that integrates the study of language, literature and culture at all levels.
History - Social Studies Education
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.
Construction Management
The Construction Management major Michigan State University provides students with a background in project management, technological building practices, and the economic, social, political and environmental aspects of residential and commercial construction.
Kinesiology
Kinesiology at Michigan State University is the study of physical activity and its impact on health, society and quality of life. Students learn about the anatomical, biomechanical, developmental, physiological and psychosocial aspects of physical activity and motion.
Electrical Engineering
The Electrical Engineering students from Michigan State University explor the analysis and synthesis of electrical and electronic circuits and devices, signal processing, control of systems, and the design and analysis of modern electrical systems.
Spanish
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.
Education (Elementary)
In the Education (Elementary) program from Michigan State University, students will gain the knowledge and skills necessary to teach all subjects in kindergarten through fifth grade and a specific subject area in kindergarten through eighth grade.
Economics
As an Economics major from Michigan State University you will receive an extensive education in the domestic and international economy. You will also study economic institutions, concepts and policy, as well as the tools of economic analysis.
Zoology
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.
Crop and Soil Sciences
The bachelor of science degree in Crop and Soil Sciences from Michigan State University offers three concentrations for students to choose from: agronomic sciences, turfgrass management and advanced studies.
Environmental Biology - Plant Biology
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.