66 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Fine Arts Program (Bachelor of Fine Arts) at University of Michigan Flint endeavors to prepare students for innovative roles in the contemporary world of art, including careers as professional artists, advanced study at the graduate level, and other career options created by a liberal arts education. 

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. 

Cybersecurity at University of Michigan Flint  program provides the enriched perspectives necessary in the culturally-driven global marketplace of today and the future. 

The Digital Machining and Automation Technology at University of Michigan Flint program works closely with industry partners to create co-curricular opportunities for students to obtain first-hand experience in applying the latest manufacturing technologies to the real world. 

UM-Flint’s Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management at University of Michigan Flint faculty bring practical working knowledge into the learning environment and are experienced, tested, and respected global experts in their field. 

The Bachelor of Music Education (BME) from University of Michigan Flint, is designed to meet the needs of future K-12 music teachers.  Completion of the program requirements and passing the Michigan Test for Teacher Certification leads to certification to teach music in K-12 schools in Michigan.

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.

This Biology program at University of Michigan Flint is designed to prepare students for entry-level employment or graduate and professional training in a sub-discipline of biology.

This flexible Theatre Design and Technology program at University of Michigan Flint allows you to glean skills and knowledge across the areas of theatre production: costumes, scenic, lighting, sound, & stage 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.

Through foundational, applied, and advanced coursework and flexible elective pathways, English - Writing 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.

This Human Biology program at University of Michigan Flint is designed to provide students with a background in human-related biology courses as the focus of broad and liberal education and in preparation for entrance into a variety of professional programs for healthcare providers.

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.

This diverse academic History program from University of Michigan Flint prepares students for a range of fulfilling career options in a variety of industries, government, and the nonprofit sector.

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 Bachelor of Science in Public Health program at the University of Michigan Flint prepares you for a wide range of entry-level public health positions. It emphasizes health education, preparing you to help individuals, families, and communities change their behavior and lifestyles.

The Social Studies Teacher's Certificate Program (TCP) is designed to meet the needs of future teachers of secondary social studies.  This program at University of Michigan Flint leads to a Bachelor of Arts degree.  The Social Studies TCP major is a comprehensive group major.  No minor is required.

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.

Improving the Criminal Justice system is one of the most pressing social issues we face. If you’d like to be part of those changes, a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice degree from the University of Michigan Flint will provide the skills you need.