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New engineering and computer science doctoral programs launched to meet need for research and development engineers.

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New Engineering Lab Building designed to promote innovation and collaboration.

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Whether your dream is to be a scholar, researcher or a technical leader in your industry, our doctoral program options have you covered. 

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College of Engineering and Computer Science

The median annual salary for recent UM-Dearborn ME and ECE graduates is among the Top 5 in the nation

According to the new rankings by GradReports.com  based on data from the U.S. Department of Education

The College of Engineering and Computer Science at University of Michigan-Dearborn offers bachelor's, master’s and doctoral degree programs as well as undergraduate and graduate certificate programs. Our programs are taught by faculty who lead classroom discussion and work with industry partners geared toward solving the challenges of the ever-changing global economy.

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Awards & Accreditations

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U.S. News & World Report ranked UM-Dearborn fourth among regional public universities in the Midwest.

GradReports ranked UM-Dearborn in their 25 Best Colleges for Electrical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering.

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Money Magazine also included UM-Dearborn on its "Best Colleges" list which is based on three major categories: educational quality, affordability and alumni success.

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Products, like riding lawnmowers, often contain engineering quirks that bias them toward a target demographic. In this photo, Nichole Becker gets ready to take hers for a spin with some helpful tips from neighbor Mike Pemberton.
7/26/2021

How everyday products are shaped by social bias

Two UM-Dearborn human-centered design experts break down why designing products that don’t leave some people on the sidelines takes a more empathetic approach to engineering.
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7/19/2021

How a Detroit neighborhood is creating change one alley at a time

UM-Dearborn professors land a U-M Graham Sustainability Institute catalyst grant to work with Detroit residents on how overlooked alleys can be re-imagined to reflect local history and needs, while also addressing multiple sustainability goals.
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Credit: Portland Bureau of Transportation via Flickr/Creative Commons
7/12/2021

Bike safety research is going ‘high-res’ with this new technology

A UM-Dearborn professor has developed a bike-mounted lidar system that could help researchers and engineers design new strategies for safer streets.
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Sherry Boyd, far right, with two CECS graduate students in 2018.
7/5/2021

Campus Colleagues: Sherry Boyd

College of Engineering and Computer Science’s Sherry Boyd says she misses seeing everyone on campus. If you’ve met Sherry before, you know she means it — and looks forward to catching up with you when the fall semester begins.

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