You can take any of the following graduate-level courses if you are not enrolled in a degree program at the U of M, pending availability.

Applied Professional Studies

  • ASCL 6312 – Finance for Nonfinancial Managers (3 credits)
  • ASCL 6313 – Data for Decision Making (3 credits)
  • ASCL 6314 – Leading Projects and Teams (3 credits)
  • ASCL 6315 – Legal and Ethical Issues in Business Sciences (3 credits)
  • ASCL 6316 – Transformational Leadership in an Intercultural World (3 credits)

Arts and Cultural Leadership

  • ACL 5211 – Trends and Impacts in Arts and Cultural Leadership and Management (3 credits)
  • ACL 5221 – Creative Entrepreneurship and Resource Development (3 credits)
  • ACL 5231 – Ethical Dilemmas and Legal Issues for Cultural Leaders (3 credits)
  • ACL 5241 – Financial Management for Arts Nonprofits, Community Organizations, and Artists (3 credits)
  • ACL 5251 – Courageous Imagination in Action: Art and Culture as Forces and Resources of Change (3 credits)
  • ACL 5261 – Culture, Place, and Equitable Communities: Ways of Living Together in the 21st Century (3 credits)
  • ACL 6001 – A Multiplicity of Ways: Epistemologies in the 21st Century (1 credit)
  • ACL 6201 – Reimagining Cultural Leadership (3 credits)

Civic Engagement

  • CIVE 6311 – Facilitating Community-Driven Leadership (3 credits)

Food: Regulatory Affairs

  • ASCL 6212 – Regulatory Affairs for Food Product Development and Market Entry (3 credits)
  • ASCL 6213 – Regulatory Affairs for Food Production and Distribution (3 credits)
  • ASCL 6214 – Regulatory Affairs for Food Claims and Labeling (3 credits)
  • ASCL 6215 – Landmark Food Cases Shifting Regulatory Policy (3 credits)

Horticulture

  • APS 5104 – Conservation at Botanic Gardens (1 credit)
  • APS 5105 – Where People and Plants Meet: Social Science Dimensions of Horticulture (3 credits)

Human Sexuality

  • HSEX 6001 – Foundations of Human Sexuality (3 credits)
  • HSEX 6011 – Policy in Human Sexuality: Cutting Edge Analyses (3 credits)
  • HSEX 6013 – Perspectives and Practices in Sexual Health Education (3 credits)
  • HSEX 6015 – Sexual Pleasure and Intimacy (3 credits)
  • HSEX 6311 – Introduction to Health Care for Transgender and Gender Diverse Adults (3 credits)
  • HSEX 6312 – Intersectional and Decolonizing Approaches to Transgender Health (3 credits)

Mental Health Counseling

  • ADDS 5011 – Foundations in Addiction Studies (2 credits)
  • ADDS 5021 – Introduction to Evidence-Based Practices and the Helping Relationship (3 credits)
  • ADDS 5071 – Foundations of Co-occurring Disorders (2 credits)
  • ADDS 5081 – Multicultural Foundations of Behavioral Health (3 credits)
  • IBH 6227 – Supervision Models and Methods in Integrated Behavioral Health (3 credits)

Science

  • ASCL 6001 – Perspectives in Integrated Applied Sciences (3 credits)
  • BIOC 6021-090 – Biochemistry (3 credits)
  • MBS 6101 – Scientific Literature Workshop (1 credit)

How to Register

If you need to earn credit for grad classes before you are admitted to a graduate degree program, or you would like to take graduate classes for career, professional, or personal enrichment, follow the steps for registration on the One Stop website.

Graduate tuition rates will apply for all credits taken this term. Full details at OneStop.

If you are an international student who needs to satisfy VISA requirements, apply directly to the Graduate School.