Undergraduate Programs
Majors
Addiction Studies
Communication Studies Criminal Justice Cybersecurity Economics
- Economics
- Financial Economics
Education
No longer accepting new enrollments
English
Concentrations include:
- Creative writing
- Literature
- Professional writing
History Philosophy
Political Science
- Political Science
- Pre-Law Program
Psychology
- Developmental Psychology
- Industrial/Organizational Psychology
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Psychology
Religious Studies
Social Work
Theatre
Accelerated 5-Year Programs
Accelerated 5-Year programs page
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! Listed below are Detroit Mercy's bachelor's to master's 
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 Analysis Economics/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 Programs
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
Minors
Addiction Studies
African American Studies
Creative Writing
Cyber Security
Developmental Psychology
Education No longer accepting new enrollments
Economics
Financial Economics
History
Islamic Studies