Program Overview

Wayne State University Programs

The university offers a wide range of programs across various disciplines. Below are the details of the programs available:

Program List

• ACC - Accounting
• ACO - Art: Core
• ACR - Art: Ceramics
• ACS - Art: Special Seminars
• ADA - Art: Digital Art
• ADN - Art: Design
• ADR - Art: Drawing
• ADX - Art and Design Exposure
• AED - Art Education
• AET - Alternative Energy Technology
• AFA - Art: Design and Merchandising
• AFI - Art: Fibers
• AFS - African American Studies
• AGD - Art: Graphic Design
• AH - Art History
• AHS - Applied Health Sciences
• AIA - Art: Interior Design
• AID - Art: Industrial Design
• AME - Art: Metalsmithing
• AN - Anesthesia
• ANA - Anatomy and Cell Biology
• ANT - Anthropology
• APA - Art: Painting
• APH - Art: Photography
• APR - Art: Printmaking
• ARB - Arabic
• ARM - Armenian
• ART - Art Courses
• ASE - American Sign Language
• ASL - Art: Sculpture
• ASN - Asian Studies
• AST - Astronomy
• AT - Art Therapy
• ATR - Athletic Training
• AUD - Audiology
• BA - Business Administration
• BBE - Bilingual/Bicultural Education
• BE - Basic Engineering
• BIO - Biological Sciences
• BLW - Business Law
• BMB - Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
• BME - Biomedical Engineering
• BMS - Basic Medical Science
• CB - Cancer Biology
• CE - Civil Engineering
• CED - Counselor Education
• CHE - Chemical Engineering
• CHI - Chinese
• CHM - Chemistry
• CLA - Classics
• CMT - Construction Management
• COM - Communication
• CRJ - Criminal Justice
• CSC - Computer Science
• CTE - Career and Technical Education
• DNC - Dance
• DR - Dispute Resolution
• DSA - Data Science and Analytics
• DSB - Data Science for Business
• DSE - Data Science for Engineering
• ECE - Electrical and Computer Engineering
• ECO - Economics
• ED - Education
• EDA - Educational Administration
• EDP - Educational Psychology
• EED - English Education
• EER - Educational Evaluation and Research
• EET - Electrical/Electronic Engineering Technology
• EGR - Engineering: Special Topics
• EHP - Educational History and Philosophy
• EI - Entrepreneurship and Innovation
• ELE - Elementary Education
• ELI - English Language Institute
• ELR - Employment and Labor Relations
• ENG - English
• EPS - Educational Leadership and Policy Studies
• ESG - Environmental Science and Geology
• ET - Engineering Technology
• ETT - Electrical Transportation Technology
• EVE - Electric-drive Vehicle Engineering
• FIN - Finance
• FPC - Fine Arts: Interdisciplinary
• FPH - Family Public Health
• FRE - French
• FYS - First Year Seminar
• GER - German
• GKA - Greek: Ancient
• GKM - Greek: Modern
• GLS - Global Studies
• GPH - Geography
• GS - Graduate School
• GSC - Global Supply Chain Management
• GSW - Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies
• HA - Health Administration
• HE - Health Education
• HEB - Hebrew
• HIS - History
• HON - Honors
• HPE - Health and Physical Education
• IBS - Interdisciplinary Biomedical Sciences
• IE - Industrial Engineering
• IM - Immunology and Microbiology
• INF - Information Sciences
• ITA - Italian
• JPN - Japanese Studies
• KHS - Kinesiology, Health and Sport Studies
• KIN - Kinesiology
• LAS - Latino/Latina and Latin American Studies
• LAT - Latin
• LDT - Learning Design and Technology
• LED - Language Education
• LEX - Law
• LFA - Life Fitness Activities
• LGL - Language Learning
• LIN - Linguistics
• MAE - Mathematics Education
• MAT - Mathematics
• MCT - Mechanical Engineering Technology
• MD1 - Medical School: Year 1
• MD2 - Medical School: Year 2
• MD3 - Medical School: Year 3
• MD4 - Medical School: Year 4
• MDR - Medical Research
• ME - Mechanical Engineering
• MED - Music Education
• MGG - Molecular Genetics and Genomics
• MGT - Management
• MIT - Manufacturing and Industrial Engineering Technology
• MKT - Marketing
• MLC - Med-Direct Community Learning
• MLS - Medical Laboratory Science
• MS - Mortuary Science
• MSE - Materials Science and Engineering
• MSL - Master of Studies in Law
• MUA - Music Ensembles and General Courses
• MUH - Music History
• MUP - Music Private Instruction
• MUT - Music Theory
• NE - Near Eastern Studies
• NEN - Nanoengineering
• NEU - Neuroscience
• NFS - Nutrition and Food Science
• NUR - Nursing
• OT - Occupational Therapy
• PAA - Pathologists' Assistant
• PAS - Physician Assistant Studies
• PCS - Peace and Conflict Studies
• PH - Public Health
• PHA - Pharmacy
• PHC - Pharmacology
• PHI - Philosophy
• PHY - Physics
• POL - Polish
• PPR - Pharmacy Practice
• PS - Political Science
• PSC - Pharmaceutical Sciences
• PSL - Physiology
• PSY - Psychology
• PT - Physical Therapy
• PTH - Pathology
• PYC - Psychiatry
• RDT - Radiologic Technology
• RLL - Reading, Language and Literature Education
• ROC - Radiation Oncology
• RSE - Research, Service and Engagement
• RT - Radiation Therapy Technology
• RUS - Russian
• SAM - Sport Administration and Management
• SCE - Science Education
• SED - Special Education
• SEM - Sport and Entertainment Management
• SLA - Slavic
• SLP - Speech and Language Pathology
• SOC - Sociology
• SPA - Spanish
• SSE - Social Studies Education
• STA - Statistics
• STE - Sustainable Engineering
• STS - Study Skills
• SW - Social Work
• SWA - Swahili
• SYE - Systems Engineering
• TED - Teacher Education
• THD - Theatre and Dance
• THR - Theatre
• TIS - Technology, Information Systems and Analytics
• UGR - Undergraduate Research
• UP - Urban Planning
• US - Urban Studies
• WMT - Welding and Metallurgical Engineering Technology

Greek: Modern (GKM) Program Details

Course Offerings

• GKM 1010 Elementary Modern Greek I: Training in pronunciation, conversation, and reading; introduction to the culture of Greece today. Offered every other fall. Fees: $5
• GKM 1020 Elementary Modern Greek II: Continuation of GKM 1010. Offered every other winter. Prerequisites: GKM 1010 with a minimum grade of D-. Fees: $5
• GKM 2010 Intermediate Modern Greek I: Review of grammar, practice in oral and written modern Greek, based on readings in modern Greek literature. Offered every other fall. Satisfies General Education Requirement: Foreign Culture, Global Learning Inquiry. Prerequisites: GKM 1020 with a minimum grade of D-. Fees: $5
• GKM 2020 Intermediate Modern Greek II: Special attention to vocabulary enrichment and writing compositions. Class conversation based on reading of cultural materials and short stories. Translation exercises from English to Greek; study of appropriate grammar rules. Offered every other winter. Prerequisites: GKM 2010 with a minimum grade of D-. Fees: $5
• GKM 3530 The World of Early Christianity: A historical survey of the cultural, social, and literary world of early Christianity. Offered every other year. Equivalent: CLA 3530
• GKM 3590 Byzantine Civilization: Survey of Byzantine culture, religion, society, and literature from late Antiquity to 1453, through secondary and primary sources in translation. Offered yearly. Satisfies General Education Requirement: Historical Studies, Social Inquiry. Equivalent: CLA 3590
• GKM 3710 Modern Greek Literature and Culture in English: Survey of the culture and civilization of modern Greece through a study of modern Greek history, religion, and literary traditions. Offered every term. Satisfies General Education Requirement: Civ and Societies (CLAS only), Foreign Culture, Global Learning Inquiry
• GKM 3720 Greek Identity from Antiquity to Modernity: Explores what it meant to be Greek from Archaic Greece to the modern era. Offered yearly. Satisfies General Education Requirement: Cultural Inquiry, Historical Studies. Equivalent: CLA 3720
• GKM 3930 Topics in Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies: In-depth study of aspects of Byzantine and Modern Greek history, society, literature, and culture. Topics to be announced in Schedule of Classes. All readings in English. Offered intermittently. Repeatable for 9 credits
• GKM 3990 Directed Study: For students desiring additional work in the language at the intermediate level; for programs of work not included in scheduled courses, either in language or literature. Offered every term. Prerequisites: GKM 2020 with a minimum grade of D-. Repeatable for 8 credits
• GKM 5000 Modern Greek for Graduate Students: Basic grammar and vocabulary of modern Greek. Emphasis on conversation, reading, and writing. Offered for graduate credit only. Offered every term. Restriction(s): Enrollment is limited to Graduate level students. Repeatable for 4 credits
• GKM 5530 The World of Early Christianity: A historical survey of the cultural, social, and literary world of early Christianity. Offered every other year. Equivalent: CLA 5530
• GKM 5590 Byzantine Civilization: Survey of Byzantine culture, religion, society, and literature from late Antiquity to 1453, through secondary and primary sources in translation. Offered yearly. Equivalent: CLA 5590
• GKM 5720 Greek Identity from Antiquity to Modernity: Explores what it meant to be Greek from Archaic Greece to the modern era. Offered yearly. Satisfies General Education Requirement: Historical Studies. Equivalent: CLA 5720
• GKM 5990 Directed Study: Offered every term. Repeatable for 8 credits