Degree Program
OverviewStudent Resources
General Homepages
- University of Michigan Gateway
- Rackham Graduate School
- College of Engineering (CoE)
- CoE Current Student Page
- InterPro Homepage
Resource Sites
- U-M Housing
- Health Insurance
- Student Accounts Office
- Office of Financial Aid
- Rackham's Office of Academic Records and Dissertations (OARD)
- Graduate Student Instructor (GSI) Services
- Engineering Career Resource Center (ECRC)
- Student Travel Information
Ann Arbor
International Students
Computer and Library Resources
- Duderstadt Center
- The Computer Aided Engineering Network (CAEN)
- Information Technology Central Services (ITCS)
Information Resources
- Online Campus Directory
- Campus Information Centers (CIC)
- CIC Online Rolodex
- Parking and Transportation
Sports, Athletic Facilities, and Campus News
Student Life
Students get together at the 2008 InterPro Spring Gathering
In addition to enjoying a vibrant campus and community life, graduate students enrolled in one of the Interdisciplinary Professional Programs (InterPro) on campus can get together with other students in the program at various InterPro social events.
The Capstone Project significantly differentiates the InterPro program. While developing an industrial project, students have the opportunity for close interaction with the faculty, with other team members, and with industrial leaders. Distance learning students make contacts with others at their work sites, and with teams which can be globally distributed.
Graduate degree programs currently offered through InterPro include:
- Automotive Engineering
- Energy Systems Engineering
- Financial Engineering
- Global Automotive and Manufacturing Engineering
- Integrated Microsystems
- Manufacturing Engineering
- Pharmaceutical Engineering
- Robotics and Autonomous Vehicles