77 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Students in the Marketing major at Metropolitan State University will study the demographic, psychographic, social, economic, technological, environmental and cultural factors that influence the demands for consumer and industrial goods and services.

The Human Services major (BS) at Metropolitan State University is for students preparing for a career as helping professionals, broadly trained to provide direct service, advocacy and coordination of services.

The Philosophy major at Metropolitan State University is designed to develop your ability to think clearly, carefully, constructively, and critically about a wide range of issues including questions about what is real, values, knowledge, philosophy itself.

Metropolitan State University's Computer Information Technology (CIT) major prepares students to be information technology professionals. This major provides a foundation of both theoretical and practical knowledge in the many aspects of information sciences and technology.

With your Bachelor of Management from Metropolitan State University you will learn about the functional areas of organizations and how to manage them effectively, apply communication, problem-solving, ethical reasoning and teamwork skills to diverse organizations, understand the increasingly diverse business world.

Metropolitan University State’s program to earn a Mathematics Teaching degree to become a teacher is accredited by the Minnesota Professional Education and Licensing Standards Board (PELSB) to meet the content standards associated with teaching licensure in this subject area.

The Industrial and Applied Mathematics Bachelor of Science degree at Metropolitan State University is an innovative and flexible program, offering students the quantitative and computational knowledge and communication skills essential for careers in industry and further study of applied mathematics.

The Liberal Arts Major (LAM) from Metropolitan State University provides an opportunity for students to pursue an individualized major within the College of Liberal Arts. Through this interdisciplinary, liberal arts program, students customize their degree based on individual interests and educational goals.

Students in the Anthropology track at Metropolitan State University learn fundamental skills in anthropological research and conduct their own research projects.

The Cybersecurity program at Metropolitan State University emphasizes lab-based courses designed to provide students with the conceptual and technical background necessary to secure jobs in cybersecurity and related areas.

The Human Services Family Studies concentration at Metropolitan State University is designed to expose and engage students in a variety of topics related to family function, family structure and family dynamics.

The Human Resource Management (HRM) major prepares Metropolitan State University students for professional career opportunities in business, government and nonprofit organizations.

Students at Metropolitan State University's Supply Chain and Operations Management program will acquire knowledge of logistics, transportation, supply chain management, inventory and warehousing, sourcing and purchasing, supply chain systems, and planning and control of activities related to distribution of goods and raw materials.

The Media Studies major at Metropolitan State University is designed to merge practical application of media technology and production practices with a basis for practice built on critical thinking and awareness of the latest in media theory.

The Political Science Track at Metropolitan State University combines both the academic study of politics with real-world political experience. Upper-division students in the political science track complete an internship and conduct their own research to complete their degrees.

The English major guides students through the reading, analysis, and interpretation of powerful and beautiful works of literature. Metropolitan State University students engage in close reading of literary texts, write significant interpretations about a text's implications, and create oral presentations establishing a thematic link between texts and works of art from the same cultural era.

The Metropolitan State University BS in English for Teaching major is designed to provide broad knowledge of literacy and communication.

Chemistry is the study of the energetics, composition, properties, structure and reactions of matter. A student earning a B.S. Chemistry degree from Metropolitan State University will learn to think creatively, to analyze data, to utilize instrumentation, and to understand human interaction with the material world from multiple perspectives. 

Metropolitan State University’s Biochemistry degree program provides a strong foundation in experimental design, literature research, critical thinking, and analytical reasoning skills. Students will learn the tools and concepts necessary to prepare them for graduate study in biochemistry, industry employment, and professional programs in the healthcare field.

The BS Teaching English as a Second Language major from Metropolitan State University is designed for students interested in the knowledge, skills, methods, and strategies for working with urban multilingual language users in K-12 schools.