Preeminent Engineering Education

In alignment with the Michigan Engineering Strategic Vision, we will ensure that every Michigan Engineering student benefits from an educational experience that is among the finest in the world.

Undergraduate Degrees and Programs

Michigan Engineering offers 17 undergraduate programs of study that lead to a Bachelor of Science degree. In addition, there are a variety of programs that help students explore specific interests, options for minors, and many other educational opportunities.

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Undergraduate Degrees and Programs

Michigan Engineering Bulletin

The online Bulletin reflects the most up-to-date information available and is updated as changes are made to the curriculum.

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Michigan Engineering Bulletin

First-Year Program

A variety of courses, programs, and resources are available to first-year engineering students to connect to the College community, explore academic programs, and chart a path to success.

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First-Year Program

Engineering Advising Center

The Engineering Advising Center provides academic services and support for first-year and undeclared students.

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Engineering Advising Center

CRLT-Engin

CRLT-Engin promotes excellence and innovation in teaching and learning by offering a range of evidence-based programs and services for engineering’s diverse community.

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The Center for Research on Learning and Teaching in Engineering

The Program in Technical Communication

The Program aims to provide a strong foundation for students to succeed in the complex communication responsibility in future engineering careers.

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The Program in Technical Communication

Honor Code

The Honor Code holds that students are honorable, trustworthy people and encourages them to behave with integrity in all phases of university life.  Accusations of honor code violations are investigated by the Engineering Honor Council, and if wrongdoing is found, a recommendation is sent to the Faculty Committee on Discipline.
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Honor Code

Scholastic Standing Committee

This committee studies problems related to and defines criteria for, scholastic performance. In addition, the Committee reviews all petitions within the College, including the Petition for Reinstatement, the Petition for Late Drop, the Petition for Exception to College Rules, and the Petition for Retroactive Term Withdrawal.

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Scholastic Standing Committee

Notes and Policies

  • ENGR Class Size Policy: As part of the GEO contract Article XVII Class Size, “Each department employing GSIs will establish a class size policy for classes to which GSIs are assigned.” The ADUE policy for ENGR courses can be found at this link. Additional information on UM GSI and GSSA employment can be found at this link.
  • Course Override Policy: If a student would like to request an override for an ENGR class, the student should send an email request to the authorized signers for overrides at, [email protected]. Override requests will be reviewed on an individual basis, and students will be notified by email if the request is granted.
  • Graduate Student Instructor and Undergraduate Instructional Aide Teacher Orientation Policy Statement: As the College of Engineering continually seeks ways to ensure that graduate student instructors (GSIs) and undergraduate instructional aides (IAs) are well prepared for classroom instruction, the College has implemented the policy at this link regarding GSIs and IAs.