University of Michigan: College of Engineering

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Engineers for a Better World

We’re shaping the engineers who will build a future that elevates all people.

No matter where you are along your career path, we can help you take the next big step.

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New U-M Robotics Undergraduate Program

An inclusive-by-design degree program centers on how an embodied intelligence senses, reasons, acts and works with humans to establish a pipeline of people-first roboticists.

Numerous robots are organized to showcase the Robot Garden near the Robotics Institute building.

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Cancer-killing sound waves

Non-invasive sound technology developed at U-M breaks down liver tumors in rats, kills cancer cells and spurs the immune system to prevent further spread—an advance that could lead to improved cancer outcomes in humans.

A professor coaches a student on how to fly a drone.

our equity-centered values are embedded in everything we do

Inclusive teaching

All new Michigan Engineering instructors are now trained in inclusive teaching practices, contributing to an environment of success for students from all backgrounds.

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Community read & Trevor Noah events

Michigan Engineering students, faculty and staff can join in a community read of Trevor Noah’s Born a Crime. Participate in discussion groups and two events with Trevor Noah on campus in September.

From the midst of the fourth industrial revolution, we have an opportunity to rethink the role of engineering in society. Michigan Engineering does that by approaching our work through an equity-centered lens—in a way that strives to intentionally close societal gaps rather than unintentionally expand them.
Alec D. Gallimore,

Robert J. Vlasic Dean of Engineering