Bachelor's Degree Programs in Minnesota

Food systems are interconnected sets of biological, technological, economic, and social activities that nourish human populations. The activities include far…

Businesses, governments, and nonprofit organizations are making decisions with sustainability in mind with increasing frequency. They recognize that to ensur…

The BS Teaching ESL (English as Second Language) major is designed for students interested in the knowledge, skills, methods, and strategies for working with…

The Bachelor of Science in Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) prepares you to be recommended for a Minnesota teaching license in ESL, allowing you …

The major in Technical Communication and Professional Writing provides students with a foundation in the writing, editing, research, and digital communicatio…

The Department of Writing Studies offers a B.S. in Technical Writing and Communication (TWC). Technical writing and communication creates a bridge between ex…

The BS-Technology Education program provides students with a broad base of experience in the technology education field with a professional education series …

The Theater Program is designed to provide students with an understanding of and critical appreciation for the basic elements of theater, including acting, d…

Located in a large urban area with a vibrant theatre community, our BA in theatre arts offers rigorous practice-focused training with a nationally recognized…

To meet individual needs and to ensure dedication to a plan of lifelong ministry service, a formal application process is required.

Share your passion for learning and teaching with young children in diverse, urban settings. Prepare for a career as a licensed, Birth-Grade 3 early childhoo…

Gain a Minnesota Teaching License in the Elementary Education (K–6) and make a difference in the lives of urban children by setting a strong education founda…

This is an undergraduate licensure program, intended to certify educators with an initial certification to work as academic and behavior strategist (ABS), in…

The University established the urban studies program in 1969. In the 1960s, studying cities and urban life and form was considered avant-garde in all discipl…

The University established the urban studies program in 1969. In the 1960s, studying cities and urban life and form was considered avant-garde in all discipl…

Youth Studies is a major that allows you to learn about youth as an idea across time, place and community; about young people as they experience their everyd…