Midland University’s Biology Program helps students understand the essential concepts and principles of biology with an emphasis on the individual’s responsibility in maintaining the balance of nature. Understanding biology is a life-long endeavor, and the Midland Biology Department strives to provide the basis for a continuing interest in the living world.

Students majoring in Business Administration gain a broad knowledge of the business world by selecting courses relevant to their desired career path. Students unsure about which aspect of business appeals to them most may find this particular path appealing as it offers students more choice in the classes they take. This major may also appeal to someone with a specific goal in mind as they can customize their curriculum path to align with career interests.

The Communication Studies major at Midland University features a modern approach to the communication tradition. By applying contemporary theory and skills to our professional and personal lives, our students get hands-on experience working within the communication field.

The Midland Criminal Justice Major is designed to prepare students for a variety of different professional careers in criminal justice. This will give you the tools for continuing personal and professional growth to face new challenges and take advantage of new opportunities in your field of interest.

Midland University’s English major provides students with an intellectual and practical ground in the study of literature and literary methodology and practice. We focus on writing (critical, professional, and creative), and the English language’s history and structure.

With a curriculum designed to develop a wide variety of skills, Midland English students gain lifelong proficiency in reading, writing, speaking, listening, viewing, computer use, and research.

As a Midland History major, you will explore various political, social, and cultural frameworks that encompass the events of United States, European, and non-Western history. Students examine the nature of historical developments within core history courses while developing their own interests by selecting from several elective support courses.

The Psychology and Sociology departments offer the Human Services major for those who desire to work in this field. In addition to classroom study, students will also have the opportunity to gain job-relevant skills, knowledge of the field, and clinical experiences through internships while working with local human services agencies.

Students in this major take core Human Services courses and pick across three different concentrations – Childhood & Adolescence, Adult & Family Development, or Community & Mental Health.

The Psychology and Sociology departments offer the Human Services major for those who desire to work in this field. In addition to classroom study, students will also have the opportunity to gain job-relevant skills, knowledge of the field, and clinical experiences through internships while working with local human services agencies such as Lutheran Family Services, The Bridge, Head Start, Department of Health and Human Services, and the Masonic Eastern Star Home for Children, among others.

Students in this major take core Human Services courses and pick across three different concentrations – Childhood & Adolescence, Adult & Family Development, and Community & Mental Health.

Midland University’s Biology Program helps students understand the essential concepts and principles of biology with an emphasis on the individual’s responsibility in maintaining the balance of nature. Understanding biology is a life-long endeavor, and the Midland Biology Department strives to provide the basis for a continuing interest in the living world.

Psychology at Midland focuses on a scientific explanation of the underlying processes involved in human and animal behavior. Our program provides the foundational knowledge applicable to many career paths and the comprehensive background necessary for graduate study in psychology. Through internships, students have opportunities to gain clinical experience and job-relevant skills.

The sociology major is for students who desire to work in the helping or research professions. Sociology provides valuable insight and analysis into the workings of society, the family, the legal system, and other institutions. In addition to classroom study, students have the opportunity through internships to gain job-relevant skills, knowledge of the field, and clinical experiences.