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Aeriel Murphy (Right), MSE PhD Student and GSI, helps Peter Forhan (Right), MSE BSE Student, test the tensile strength of a material in a MATSCI360 course in the H.H. Dow Building on November 8, 2016.

Faculty. Facilities. Funding.

We have what it takes to help you pursue your biggest ideas.

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Apply through the Rackham Graduate School for MS, MSE and PhD programs or through the College of Engineering for MEng and DEng degrees.

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Funding

We invest in you. Michigan covers tuition, stipend and health insurance for all Engineering PhD students.

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J. Alex Halderman, Professor of Electrical Science and Computer Engineering, works in Mighty Good Coffee

Grad Life

The Michigan community includes students from around the globe. Explore the people, places and experiences available here.

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Degrees and Programs

Tim Bruns, Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering at Michigan Engineering and his students observe the buccal mass of an aplysia Californica (sea slug) moving.

The College of Engineering offers 16 master's and doctoral programs, eight certificates and dual and joint degree programs with business, public policy, architecture and natural resources.

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Mentoring and Advising

Levi Thompson, Richard E Balzhiser Collegiate Professor of Chemical Engineering, and, Sydney Fisher, ChE PhD Student, discuss work being done in the Thompson Research Group in the Energy Institute.

Find mentors who can help build the bridge between your academic and professional career.

Information on mentoring and advising

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World-Class Research

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Collaborate with some of the world's preeminent engineers and thought leaders.

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The world is facing big challenges, from energy to healthcare, to the environment — and the list goes on. Engineers are at the heart of solving these problems, and Michigan Engineers are expert problem-solvers who are ready to tackle the challenges of the 21st Century.