The University of Michigan at dearborn is an academic treasure hidden in Ford Manor. Established in 18 17, this state university is one of the three major campuses of the University of Michigan and the second largest. Here, more than 9,000 students pursue their dreams, and the four colleges of humanities, engineering, management and education have paved the way for their success.

The cradle of the elite in the automobile industry

The School of Engineering and Computer Science at the University of Michigan, dearborn has 14 postgraduate majors and 9 undergraduate majors, which has trained generations of elites in the automotive industry. Dearborn Campus is located in the automobile industry center of the United States and the world, and is closely connected with the headquarters of Ford Motor Company and its research center.

The birthplace of the automobile industry

From 65438 to 0959, the Ford family generously donated to the freshmen of the University of Michigan at dearborn. From 65438 to 0998, the United States Congress designated it as a national automobile industry heritage park, which witnessed the development and glory of the automobile industry.

The perfect integration of academics and industry.

The School of Engineering and Computer Science of the University of Michigan at dearborn not only pays attention to applied research, but also has close cooperation with the three major American automobile companies and many parts manufacturers. Many graduate students from these enterprises come here for further study, and internship opportunities are within reach.

A model of American public universities

Known as the "model of American public universities", the University of Michigan is one of the earliest and most famous universities in the United States, and ranks with the University of California. Its business schools, law schools, medical schools and engineering schools are among the best, and they are known as "public Ivy League institutions".