Graduate & professional programs
Make your mark
Make your mark in nuclear nonproliferation, autonomous transportation, carbon capture, cancer research or space travel. Earning a professional certificate or degree in one of our engineering graduate programs will help you make a greater impact.
Our graduate students use world-class equipment and help lead our most interesting endeavors. Imagine having access to the world’s most powerful laser, a 32-acre proving ground for driverless technology, a two story earthquake lab, a robot playground and a 18,000 sq. ft. cleanroom nanofabrication facility.
Degree options
PhD, master’s, or professional certificates — we have the engineering graduate programs to empower your biggest ideas, no matter what your undergraduate degree is. Whether you’re interested in boosting your earning power and accelerating your career with a master’s degree or looking at a PhD, a graduate coordinator can help you weigh the benefits of a master’s vs PhD.
Find the graduate contact for your department of interest.
Master’s
We offer nearly 40 Master’s degree tracks, including dual and joint degrees, online masters programs and a Sequential Undergraduate/Graduate Studies program that can help you get your master’s faster. Check out master’s options and chart your path.
PhD
Not just a great engineering school, but a great engineering school within a great university. Take advantage of all that Michigan has to offer. Our PhD students receive full funding, which includes a tuition waiver, monthly living stipend, and health insurance.
Why you should get a PhD from Michigan
Get more information
Professional education
Michigan Engineering Online & Professional Education is the college’s home for online and professional education. You can get a master’s to make more money, take non-credit classes or earn credentials — including Lean and Six Sigma.
Is grad school worth it?
The benefits of earning an advanced degree in engineering can include more mentorship, networking and industry-specific experience. All of which makes you more qualified for specialized or senior-level roles. Position yourself to make a more immediate impact and earn more money. The best way to understand what grad school could mean for you is to talk to a graduate coordinator and visit campus.