Midland University of Michigan is one of the top most university which offers high quality in distance learning programs and accredited programs from undergraduate to graduate.
To make education accessible and affordable MLU offers financial aid programs to its students so they can achieve their educational goals faster. A separate fund in which students can contribute to those students who are in dire need to be paid by some other party for their educational expenses
Working adults are being attracted to our university due to offered flexible learning hours and an industry-focused curriculum. MLU designed educational degree programs helping students to attain their educational goals along with their professional goals.
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MLU offers a unique program and support at the service for international students and made a curriculum that perfectly meets the criteria of needs of international students and their community.
Blending Artistic Expression with Practical Skills for a Flourishing Career
Midland University of Michigan’s School of Applied Arts equips students with the skills to turn passion into profession. With a focus on hands-on learning, digital innovation, and design thinking, our curriculum bridges the gap between creativity and industry demands in the evolving world of applied arts.
School of Applied Arts
At Midland University of Michigan, the School of Applied Arts provides a vibrant and dynamic learning environment where creativity meets functionality. Our programs are built to nurture artistic talents while emphasizing real-world applications in design, media, fashion, and visual communication. We believe that applied art is not just about aesthetics, but also about impact—creating solutions, telling stories, and shaping experiences. With a strong focus on project-based learning and industry collaboration, students gain both conceptual understanding and technical mastery. Whether it's through digital illustration, product design, or multimedia art, Midland fosters innovation that’s ready for today’s creative economy.
20 Majors
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MAJORS OFFERED BY SCHOOL OF Applied Arts
Interior Design
Land Surveying
Architect & Urban Planning
Architecture
Arts & Crafts
Environmental Science
Renewable Energy - Sources
Sustainability & Architecture
Telecommunications
Visual Communication
Certificate Programs
Graduate Certificate in Applied Arts
Graduate Course Certificate in Applied Arts
Undergraduate Certificate in Applied Arts
Undergraduate Course Certificate in Applied Arts
Diploma Programs
Graduate Diploma in Applied Arts
Undergraduate Diploma in Applied Arts
These programs allow students to upskill quickly, acquire practical tools, and gain recognized credentials that support career advancement in design, media, and creative industries.
Degree Programs
Associate Degree (AA) in Applied Arts
Associate to Bachelor’s Degree (ABA) in Applied Arts
At Midland University of Michigan, students are trained not only to create but to innovate. With a strong portfolio-driven curriculum and opportunities for internships and exhibitions, students are prepared for a wide range of careers, including graphic design, fashion design, animation, industrial design, and visual merchandising. Applied Arts graduates from Midland are known for their creativity, professionalism, and adaptability.
Midland supports cutting-edge research in applied arts, where students and faculty explore the intersection of technology, design, culture, and user experience. With support from industry collaborators and creative grants, students are encouraged to experiment, innovate, and lead with their ideas.
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