Undergraduate Studies

• Prospective Students
• Current Students

Graduate Studies

• Prospective Students
• Current Students

Faculty

Research

Outreach and Engagement

International

Giving to A&L

Alumni Relations

About the College

• Office of the Dean
• Administration and Governance

Departments

• Art and Art History
• English
• French, Classics, and Italian
• Linguistics and Germanic, Slavic, Asian, and African Languages
• Philosophy
• Religious Studies
• Spanish and Portuguese
• Theatre
• Writing, Rhetoric, and American Cultures

Programs and Specializations

• African American and African Studies
• American Indian Studies
• American Studies
• Apparel and Textile Design
• Bioethics, Humanities, and Society
• Cognitive Science
• Critical Studies in Literacy and Pedagogy
• Dance
• Ethics and Development
• Film Studies
• Global Studies in the Arts and Humanities
• Humanities--Interdisciplinary
• Humanities--Pre-Law
• Jewish Studies
• Museum Studies
• Rhetoric and Writing
• Second Language Studies
• Russian and East European Studies
• Women, Gender, and Social Justice

Centers and Institutes

• Center for Integrative Studies in the Arts and Humanities
• Center for Language Education and Research
• English Language Center
• Humanities and Social Sciences Online (H-Net)
• Language Learning Center
• MATRIX
• National Gallery of the Spoken Word
• WIDE Research Center
• Writing Center

Museums

• Kresge Art Museum
• MSU Museum

Public Humanities Collaborative

Graduate Studies

Graduate programs in the College of Arts and Letters produce scholars, researchers, and teachers adept at negotiating the depth and breadth of their disciplines as well as the interconnections among disciplines. Graduate students are welcomed into a supportive community of scholars that provides a congenial environment in which to study and pursue research for theses and dissertations.

Information for Prospective Graduate Students

Information for Current Graduate Students

Information for Graduate Secretaries