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Jeanne Murabito

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Michigan Engineering
Student Affairs

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Student Resources

Financial Aid & Scholarships

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Funding for PhD & Masters

Undergrad Scholarships & Financial Aid

Funding for International Experiences

Research Opportunities

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Graduate Research

Undergraduate Research

International Research Opportunities

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

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Center for Engineering Diversity & Outreach

U-M Spectrum Center

U-M International Center

International Buddy Program

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Careers

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Engineering Career Resource Center. Prepare for your career.

Your Dream Job Awaits

Immersed

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Explore a rich variety of experiential learning opportunities to help you find your niche.

Practice Your Purpose

Map

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Interactive map of campus buildings and facilities.

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Advising & Support
Academic Support
Engineering Abroad
Student Organizations
Entrepreneurship
Computing (CAEN)

CAEN offers a wide range of computing and other information technologies in support of the College’s instructional, research, administrative and service missions.

Multidisciplinary Design

Creating solutions requires working in teams with experts in a variety of fields. MDP is for highly-motivated students who want real experience and real credentials.

ArtsEngine

Collaborations across the arts, architecture and engineering units on University of Michigan’s dynamic North Campus.

College News

The Michigan Engineer News Center. The intersection between engineering, the world and the University of Michigan.