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Explore Our Liberal Arts Degree Programs
Learn more about our programs and hear from faculty
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Undergraduate Programs
Addiction Studies
- Bachelor of Science with a major in Addiction Studies
- Minor - Addiction Studies
- Post-Bachelor's Degree Certificate
African American Studies
- Minor - African American Studies
Communication Studies
- Bachelor of Arts with a major in Communication Studies
- Minor - Multimedia Journalism
- Minor - Sports Communication
Criminal Justice
- Bachelor of Science with a major in Criminal Justice
- Bachelor of Science (major: criminal justice) TO Master of Arts (major: criminal justice)
- Bachelor of Science (major: criminal justice) TO Master of Science in Intelligence Analysis
Cybersecurity
- Bachelor of Science in Computer & Information Systems with a major in cybersecurity
- Minor - Cybersecurity
- Bachelor of Science in Computer & Information Systems (major: cybersecurity) TO Master of Science in Information Assurance (cybersecurity)
- Bachelor of Science in Computer & Information Systems (major: cybersecurity) TO Master of Science in Intelligence Analysis
Economics
- Bachelor of Arts with a major in Economics
- Bachelor of Arts with a major in Financial Economics
- Minor - Economics
- Minor - Financial Economics
- Bachelor of Arts (major: economics) TO Master of Arts in Economics
- Bachelor of Arts (major: financial economics) TO Master of Arts in Financial Economics
Education
- Note: Not accepting new enrollments.
English
- Bachelor of Arts with a major in English
- Concentration - Creative Writing
- Concentration - Literature
- Concentration - Professional Writing
- Minor - Creative Writing
- Minor - Literature
- Minor - Professional Writing
History
- Bachelor of Arts with a major in History
- Minor - History
- Minor - Museum Studies
Language and Cultural Training Program
- Foreign Language Studies
Philosophy
- Bachelor of Arts with a major in Philosophy
- Minor - Philosophy
Political Science
- Bachelor of Arts with a major in Political Science
- Minor - Political Science
- Certificate - Legal Studies
- Pre-Law Program
Psychology
- Bachelor of Arts with a major in Psychology
- Bachelor of Arts with a major in Developmental Psychology
- Bachelor of Arts with a major in Industrial/Organizational Psychology
- Minor - Psychology
- Minor - Developmental Psychology
- Bachelor of Arts (major: i/o psychology) TO Master of Arts (major: i/o psychology)
Religious Studies
- Bachelor of Arts with a major in Religious Studies
- Minor - Religious Studies
- Minor - Islamic Studies
Social Work
- Bachelor of Social Work
Theatre
- Bachelor of Arts with a major in Theatre
- Minor - Theatre
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Accelerated 5-Year Bachelor's to Master's Programs
University of Detroit Mercy's College of Liberal Arts & Education offers several programs that allow you to save time and tuition by earning a bachelor's degree and a master's degree within five years. This accelerates your schedule and completes both programs within five years which culminates in huge savings!
Cybersecurity
- Bachelor of Science in Computer & Information Systems (major: cybersecurity) TO Master of Science in Information Assurance (cybersecurity)
- Bachelor of Science in Computer & Information Systems (major: cybersecurity) TO Master of Science in Intelligence Analysis
Criminal Justice
- Bachelor of Science (major: criminal justice) TO Master of Arts (major: criminal justice)
- Bachelor of Science (major: criminal justice) TO Master of Science in Intelligence AnalysiEconomics/Financial
Economics
- Bachelor of Arts (major: economics) TO Master of Arts in Economics
- Bachelor of Arts (major: financial economics) TO Master of Arts in Financial Economics
Industrial/Organizational Psychology
- Bachelor of Arts (major: i/o psychology) TO Master of Arts (major: i/o psychology)
Accelerated 6-Year Law Scholars Program (3+3)
Detroit Mercy’s Accelerated 6-Year Law Scholars Program (3+3) allows you to pursue the passion of your undergraduate approved major and deepen your interest in law.
Approved Majors
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Graduate Programs
Addiction Studies
- Post-Master's Degree Certificate
Applied Data Analytics
- Master of Science in Applied Data Analytics
Computers & Cybersecurity
- Master of Science in Information Assurance (major: cybersecurity)
- Master of Science in Computer & Information Systems (major: software management)
- Dual Degree: Master of Business Administration and Master of Science in Computer & Information Systems
Counseling
- Master of Arts with a major in Addiction Counseling
- Master of Arts with a major in Clinical Mental Health Counseling
- Master of Arts with a major in School Counseling (for non-teachers) - School Counselor License
- Master of Arts with a major in School Counseling (for teachers) - School Counselor Endorsement
- Non-Degree Program: Post-Graduate School Counselor License
- Non-Degree Program: Post-Graduate School Counselor Endorsement
Criminal Justice
- Master of Arts with a major in Criminal Justice
- Master of Science in Intelligence Analysis
Economics
Education
- Note: Not accepting new enrollments
Master of Arts in Liberal Studies
- Individualized Programs
Psychology
- Doctoral Program with a major in Clinical Psychology
- Master of Arts with a major in Clinical Psychology
- Master of Arts with a major in Industrial/Organizational Psychology
- Specialist in School Psychology
Religious Studies
- Master of Arts with a major in Religious Studies
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Online Graduate Programs
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Program curriculum, course descriptions and faculty biography for undergraduate and graduate program.
Future Students
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The College of Liberal Arts & Education offers more than 35 undergraduate majors, minors and certificates in addition to 15 graduate programs. Explore your passion today.
Current Students
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Learning, Serving and Strengthening Our Community
Psychology Clinic
IMPORTANT MESSAGE
The Psychology Clinic will be closed until April 5. The clinic will offer teletherapy services by phone or HIPAA-compliant electronic means.
The Psychology Clinic is a teaching clinic, for doctoral students of clinical psychology. The clinic provides counseling, testing and assessment services including:
- Individual and couples therapy
- Emotional issues such as anger and grief
- Assessment for learning problems and gifted children
- Sorting through sources of stress
Service fees are on a sliding scale.
Counseling Clinic
IMPORTANT MESSAGE
The Counseling Clinic will be closed until further notice.
The Counseling Clinic is a teaching clinic, primarily for second-year counseling students. The clinic specializes in a wide variety of clinical issues for children and adults, such as:
- Grief and loss
- Anger/emotion management
- Decision making
- Life transitions/family issues
Services are available at no cost.
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