WHERE YOU GO MATTERS.
Michigan Engineering exemplifies “People-First Engineering” at its finest.
Students at the University of Michigan have access to numerous resources and comprehensive support, enabling them to maximize their educational, professional, and personal opportunities.
You’ll have the chance to explore academic interests within our departments, as well as across various disciplines and throughout campus.
This is your time to explore, discover, and share new ideas that can impact society, change policy, and shape our world.
Find Your Community
Our graduate students come from different backgrounds and various undergraduate schools, from small colleges to regional universities. Join one of our 1500+ collaborative and interdisciplinary communities:
- Co-Curricular Organizations
- Academic and Professional Organizations
- Students of Color of Rackham (SCOR)
- Council for Graduate Students with Disability Issues (CSDI)
- Graduate Society of Black Engineers and Scientists (GSBES)
- Spectrum Center (LGBTQIA2S+)
- Michigan Caregivers and Student Parents Group (MCaSP)
- Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE-Grad)
- Society of Women Engineers (GradSWE)
Health and Well-Being
The University of Michigan recognizes its vital role in supporting the well-being of others and is committed to incorporating health-promoting values and principles into its mission, vision, and strategic plan.
You’ll have access to the University of Michigan Health Care System, nationally recognized for its research and treatment programs. Benefits-eligible graduate students receive a health care plan that includes prescription drug coverage, medically necessary gender-affirming services, and standard medical care for diagnosing and treating neurodevelopmental conditions. The College of Engineering also offers resources specifically for engineering students centered around supporting students and their families inside and outside the classroom.
- U-M Consultation, Assistance, and Resources in Engineering (C.A.R.E.) Center
- MiTalk, an interactive website offers mental health resources
- Reflection rooms and three indoor U-M Department of Recreational Sports facilities
- Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS), OMBUDS, conflict resolution and other student support resources
- Student Parent and Caregiver Study Room
Life in Ann Arbor
The University of Michigan plays a significant role within the community, influencing everything from education and healthcare to the rich arts and cultural scene. There are several museums, art galleries, and bookshops around town, as well as a selection of restaurants offering a global mix of cuisines. Ann Arbor is known for its walkability and robust public transportation system. It is a vibrant, diverse, and intellectual community with lots to offer for students, families, and professionals alike.
- Home to Hill Auditorium -one of the world’s great concert halls
- Hiking and walking trails, numerous parks and gardens
- U-M students, faculty, and staff ride the city bus for FREE
- Round-trip transportation from downtown Ann Arbor to the Detroit Metro Airport (approximately 25 miles) via AirRide & Michigan Flyer
- D2A2 commuter bus service connecting Detroit and Ann Arbor, MI