Undergraduate
Start your career in aerospace engineering
The University of Michigan offers an internationally-recognized undergraduate aerospace engineering program. Our undergraduate degree program is ranked fourth-highest in the country by U.S. News and World Report.
Students work together on an array of aerospace and other engineering projects. Undergraduate research is an important part of the Michigan experience. Students have opportunities to get involved in research within aerospace or elsewhere at the university.
TAILOR TO YOUR NEEDS
Students can tailor to their own interests by choosing electives from advanced aerospace courses, or from courses in a wide range of other technical areas, including: aerodynamics; helicopters; air vehicle systems; rocket and spacecraft propulsion; orbital dynamics and satellite control; materials and advanced composites; and computer and information systems for aerospace vehicles.
Students can also choose a combined degree program that offers them two bachelor’s degrees, with the second often being in a related field such as mechanical engineering.
LARGEST AEROSPACE ALUMNI BASE
We have the largest aerospace engineering alumni base in the United States. Being part of the Michigan Engineering community opens professional opportunities for our graduates. Many alumni return each year to speak with students and faculty, and both private sector and government organizations reach out frequently to recruit at Michigan – including multiple job fairs throughout the school year where students earn internships or job opportunities for after graduation.
#5
UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM
Our graduate program is ranked No. 5 among public institutions in the nation by U.S. News and World Report.
15:1
STUDENT TO FACULTY RATIO
Our students and faculty push many boundaries in aerospace engineering.
34
STATES
Undergraduate students join our department from 34 states across the country.
CULTURE
We know that excellence and diversity go hand-in-hand
We are committed to a department culture that supports and celebrates each of our members in their studies and their work.
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GET INVOLVED
Be a part of research that pushes the boundaries of aerospace engineering.