Michigan Engineers

Michigan Engineering graduates are:

• broadly educated in science, mathematics, engineering, humanities and social sciences
• expert quantitative problem solvers, able to attack complex, open-ended problems in multi-disciplinary teams
• prepared to contribute to society as professional engineers, but also in other fields, including finance, medicine, business and law
• equipped with the skills needed to be lifelong learners

"Leaders and Best"

The University of Michigan is one of only two institutions with top-rated engineering, business and medical schools.

Educational Programs

Michigan Engineering offers an impressive range of educational programs and options including:

• top-ranked undergraduate and graduate programs in nearly every engineering field
• 12 engineering departments/divisions and 60+ engineering fields of study
• flexible interdisciplinary degree programs for students who choose to customize their course of study
• combined bachelors/masters programs that enable students to earn both degrees in just five years
• unique international exchange opportunities

Chemical Engineering members of Associate Professor Michael Solomon’s research group. His group uses nano- and microparticles to assemble new materials and complex fluids.
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