118 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Psychology at Wayne State University serves as a stepping stone to graduate study in psychology by training students in research methods and data analysis. Learners may have the opportunity to observe psychological professionals and gain insights into the field, as well as take extensive upper-division coursework in psychology.

The Global Studies program at Wayne State University is designed for students passionate about understanding and participating in our diverse world. 

The goal of the Neuroscience major at Wayne State University is to provide students with a strong background in fundamental basic sciences and exposure to the integrative nature of neuroscience to allow students to understand nervous system function from a variety of perspectives.

 Employment and Labor Relations major at Wayne State University provides students with the opportunity to develop the critical skills necessary to analyze employment and workplace issues.  

Journalism - Broadcast Journalism program at Wayne State University prepares our graduates for careers in TV, radio, and digital media.

Japanese (Asian Studies) from Wayne State University can prepare you for and complement many different career paths, such as in education, engineering, business, and more.  

Nursing - Second Career and Degree from Wayne State University is designed for students with a bachelor's in another discipline who are looking to pursue a nursing career.  

Communication Honors from Wayne State University offers two honors options so that you can find the best way to fit honors into your study program.  

Sociology from Wayne State University offers a range of research techniques and theoretical lenses that can be applied to important social topics such as health and illness, gender, race, and ethnicity, inequality and globalization. 

In the Middle Childhood Education program at Wayne State University, students will complete required coursework and clinical experiences in grades 5-9 in either Mathematics or Science. 

Students In the Multi-Age Education (K-12) program at Wayne State University will complete required coursework and clinical experiences in Special Education (K-12). 

Welding and Metallurgical Engineering Technology from Wayne State University is the field of engineering with a rich historical background, where the practice has almost superseded the science.  

At Dance Honors from Wayne State University dance technique, technology and the history, philosophies, and aesthetics of dance are all central to this program. 

Designed for students with an aptitude for understanding the complexities of information technology, the Information Systems Management major in the Wayne State University Mike Ilitch School of Business emphasizes a managerial approach to information systems.

Theatre Honors from Wayne State University is divided into two curricula for students pursuing Performance and students pursuing Stage Management or Design and Technical Theatre. 

Art from Wayne State University is a good choice for students who wish to pursue a second major in a different subject.

At Secondary Education from Wayne State University students apply for the degree, as well as the Initial Provisional Teaching Certificate and additional endorsements that have been a part of their program (e.g., Bilingual Endorsement, ESL Endorsement).

Law from Wayne State University prepares graduates for a strong foundation in critical thinking and writing, ethics, political and legal theory, and legal and justice systems.