Beyond Traditional Boundaries
At Michigan Engineering, students and faculty are encouraged to work across engineering disciplines and build competencies beyond engineering. The College supports these endeavors with numerous resources.
An entrepreneurial infrastructure
The Center for Entrepreneurship helps students and faculty turn ideas and technologies into products, services and companies. Michigan Engineering provides a co-curricular program for undergraduate students interested in becoming entrepreneurs.
Providing international experiences
Students here find diverse opportunities to work, volunteer and study abroad. You may elect to formalize international experiences with an International Minor for Engineers.
Working with multidisciplinary teams
Michigan Engineering students design, build prototypes and carry out testing in multidisciplinary teams. There are many opportunities for learning through service.
Making a difference with outreach
At Michigan Engineering, you’ll find students and faculty working to solve real-world problems.
The student-based company June Energy has developed a line of low-cost, personal solar panels that can be used in regions lacking access to electricity.
