Concentration Programs in the College of Literature, Science, and the Art at the University of Michigan

Degree Programs

Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science concentrations (and subconcentrations/options/specializations/tracks)

Afroamerican and African Studies

  • Afroamerican and African Studies
    • African Studies
    • African American Studies
    • Afro-Caribbean/Latin American Studies
    Theme Clusters: The Arts and Performance, Colonialism and Post-colonialism, Contemporary Culture, Diasporic Connections, Education and Literacy, Gender and Sexuality, Health and Development, Information Technology, Mass Media, Migration and Travel, Nationalism and Pan-Africanism, Philosophy and Political Thought, Race and Environment, Urban and Community Studies

American Culture

Anthropology

Asian Languages and Cultures

  • Asian Studies
    • Major Tracks (subconcentrations): choose one
      • Chinese Studies
      • Japanese Studies
      • Korean Studies
      • South Asian Studies
      • Southeast Asian Studies
    • Fields of Study: choose one
      • Cultural Studies
      • Film
      • Gender Studies
      • History/Civilization
      • Language
      • Linguistics
      • Literature
      • Performing Arts
      • Philosophy
      • Religion
      • Visual Arts

Astronomy

Biology, Interdepartmental Program in

Biophysics

Chemistry

Classical Studies

Communication Studies

Comparative Literature

Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

Economics

Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

English Language and Literature

Environment, Program in the

  • Environment
    • Environmental Science
    • Environmental Social Science
    • Culture and the Environment

Geological Sciences

Germanic Languages and Literatures

  • German
    • Teaching Certificate Program

History

History of Art

Individual Concentration Program (ICP)

Informatics (Pending approval of the Presidents' Council of the State Universities of Michigan)

  • Information Analysis track
  • Life Sciences track
  • Computational Informatics Track
  • Social Computing Track

Judaic Studies

Latin American and Caribbean Studies

Linguistics

  • general Linguistics
  • Applied Linguistics and Second Language Learning and Teaching (subconcentration)
  • Language and Mind
  • Linguistics for a Multicultural World
  • informal specializations
  • Linguistics with MSI (Information) Five Year Program

Mathematics

Microbiology, Interdepartmental Undergraduate Program in

Middle Eastern and North African Studies

Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology

Music, Theatre & Dance, University of Michigan School of

Near Eastern Studies

Neuroscience, Interdepartmental Undergraduate Program in

Organizational Studies

Philosophy

Physics

Political Science

Psychology

  • Psychology (General Social Science)
  • Brain, Behavior, and Cognitive Sciences

    Interest Clusters: Behavioral and Cognitive Neuroscience; Business, Systems, and Organizations; Culture, Context, and Communities; Development, Psychopathology, and Mental Health; Evolution, Biology, and Behavior; Gender, Psychology, and Society; Health, Development, and Aging; Intergroup Relations; Language, Thought, and Culture; Law, Criminal Justice, and Forensics

Residential College

*Open to RC students only

Romance Languages and Literatures

Russian and East European Studies

Screen Arts and Cultures

Slavic Languages and Literatures

  • Russian
    • Russian Language and Literature option
    • Culture track
    • Heritage Speakers track
  • Polish (Pending approval of the Presidents' Council of the State Universities of Michigan)

Sociology

  • Sociology
    • general
    • Law, Criminology, and Deviance
    • Economy, Business, and Society
    • Health and Aging
    • Social Welfare and Social Services
    • Social Inequality: Race, Class, and Gender
    • International Social Change
  • Social Anthropology

Statistics

  • Statistics

  • Informatics (Pending approval of the Presidents' Council of the State Universities of Michigan)

 

Women's Studies

Bachelor in General Studies (BGS degree)

General Studies

Bachelor of Science in Chemistry (BS-Chem degree)