Michigan Doctorate and PhD Programs in Industrial & Mechanical Engineering

The materials science and engineering curriculum combines the study of the relationship between the structure and properties of materials with the engineering aspect of materials production, fabrication and use. Engineering courses provide a coherent pr...

Built upon a core of courses focusing on systems modeling and tools of analysis, the Master of Science in Industrial Engineering offers the student concentrations in quality engineering, engineering management, and manufacturing systems.

The opportunities and challenges in the field of mechanical engineering are diverse and virtually unlimited. The broad variety of career possibilities includes research and development, design analysis and synthesis, manufacturing and production enginee...

The Electrical Engineering:Systems graduate program consists of three major areas of study: control, communications, and signal processing. Systems theory, stochastic systems, information theory, modulation and coding, estimation and detection, roboti...

The decision of where to go to graduate school is one that will greatly affect your career and your life. Our faculty members believe that the Macromolecular Science and Engineering Center graduate program offers you the best of all possible choices for...

The graduate program is consistently highly ranked, due in large part to its internationally recognized, diverse faculty, high levels of research funding and a diverse and collegial student body. Women comprise nearly a quarter of the MSE faculty, which...

Advanced studies are conducted in the following areas: Product and/or package damage in the physical distribution environment; Barrier characteristics of packaging systems and materials; Quality preservation and storage stability of packaged products; M...