You have resources of a major research university in a small, close-knit department that feels like family. NAME classes feature a faculty/student ratio of about 1:20 or smaller.
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Undergraduate Program – Learn about our undergraduate program, admissions, requirements, dual major’s, and a lot more information about the NAME Undergraduate program.
Graduate Program – Learn about our graduate program, degree programs, degree requirements, admissions, academic focus areas, and a lot more information about the NAME Graduate program.
Orientation to Computing at U-M – Introduction to IT services and resources, U-M online directory (MCommunity), Wolverine Access, and the U-M Computer Showcase.
Scholarships – information about financial aid and scholarships
Support Services – information about wellness programs here at the College
International Programs in Engineering office – information on international education through the integration of international coursework, academic programs abroad and international industrial internships
Michigan NAME graduates work in almost every field that touches water, including:
Offshore energy – wind, oil and gas exploration
Watercraft design – military, competitive, commercial and recreational
Great Lakes and ocean shipping
Coastal erosion prediction
America’s Cup racing teams
Policy and consulting
Like all Michigan engineers, NAME graduates skills and knowledge of engineering principles means they can also take jobs in automotive, transportation, robotics, …the opportunities are endless.