29 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Social Work from University of Detroit Mercy prepares you for understanding the role of human diversity in a complex, multicultural world as you develop in the skills of leadership in service and in the promotion of social justice. 

Earn your Bachelor of Arts with a major in Theatre at the University of Detroit Mercy! Join us as we DISCOVER new worlds and places that look just like our own. 

At English from University of Detroit Mercy you will gain essential skills to thrive in your career and life. Our courses are taught by award-winning faculty members who are active scholars, authors, and filmmakers. Our students are engaged, passionate, and collaborative.

The Chemistry and Biochemistry programs at University of Detroit Mercy prepare students for advanced study in graduate, medical, dental or law schools and/or for employment in chemical and related industries, government or private research laboratories.

Electrical Engineering - Robotics and Mechatronic Systems Engineering from University of Detroit Mercy focuses on the fundamentals necessary for the design of systems and products in which electronic and computer control of mechanisms, as well as environment sensing and interpretation, are combined to achieve “intelligent” products and environments and “life-like” performance. 

Second Degree Option from University of Detroit Mercy offers an accelerated curriculum to those who have already earned a bachelor's degree in another major. 

A degree in Business Administration at University of Detroit Mercy helps connect you with a dynamic group of business leaders, community partners and fellow students. Here you can delve deeper and learn more about us.

For students in west Michigan, University of Detroit Mercy offers a direct-admit, four-year Traditional Nursing - Grand Rapids program through a partnership with Aquinas College in Grand Rapids.

Political Science from University of Detroit Mercy will develop your skills, such as critical thinking and writing, necessary for entering and completing law school.