The Integrative Systems + Design graduate programs at the University of Michigan’s College of Engineering are composed of six premier degree programs which are housed in several departments but sharing a common transformative approach and vision.
These degree programs are unique in that they emphasize approaches that are integrative, innovative, creative, and transformative through a portfolio of integrative systems and design academics and translational research.
Master’s degrees are offered in the following programs: Automotive Engineering, Energy Systems Engineering, Global Automotive and Manufacturing Engineering, and Manufacturing. The Manufacturing program also offers doctoral degrees. The Master of Engineering degrees can be completed fully online from almost anywhere in the world, or on-campus here in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
The Design Science program is only available on-campus and offers master’s and doctoral degrees.
Six Premier Multidisciplinary Graduate Degree Programs
ISD empowers leaders to transform our world in rapidly evolving industries through six premier graduate programs
Automotive Engineering
Master’s of Engineering (MEng)
The Automotive Engineering Program develops experts in the field who are poised to develop innovations that will change society and address global problems.
The GAME program seeks to develop engineers who are rooted in a strong background of product development and production, with a clear understanding of how to work with virtual global teams and deal with global supply chains.
Master’s of Engineering (MEng) and Doctor of Engineering (DEng)
The Manufacturing program prepares leaders and engineers who are innovators in technology and have the broad knowledge and skills how to streamline manufacturing processes and make the managerial decisions.
Systems Engineering + Design equips students to enter the modern design processes in government and industry that integrate the work of diverse specialists into complex products and processes.