School of Engineering and Technology
Hands-on from year one

At CMU, hands-on learning starts day one. Students design, build, and test real-world projects, from autonomous robots to renewable energy, gaining practical skills that go beyond the classroom.
Small classes. Big access.

Enjoy learning in a close-knit environment where faculty know your name and mentors guide your growth. At CMU, you won’t get lost in the crowd, you’ll have space to lead, innovate, and be recognized for your achievements.
Industry connected

Engineering at CMU is deeply connected to Michigan’s industries and beyond. Through internships, co-ops, and partnerships with companies like Ford Motor Company, General Motors, and Dow Inc., students gain real-world experience, build networks, and graduate ready to hit the ground running.
Career ready

Every engineering program at CMU is designed with your future in mind. ABET-accredited degrees, senior design projects, and hands-on labs ensure you graduate with the skills employers demand.
Engineering Programs
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Discover how our ABET accreditation ensures the highest standards of excellence in engineering education.

Exceeding academic standards
The School of Engineering and Technology at CMU continues to stand out nationally, ranked 75th for Best Undergraduate Engineering Degrees by U.S. News & World Report (2022). Our faculty’s impact reaches even further, with CMU scholars named among the world’s top 2% of scientists.
Built at CMU
More than a classroom
CMU Chippewa Baja Team.
Baja SAE is a collegiate design series organized by the Society of Automotive Engineers that challenges students to engineer, fabricate, and race developmental single passenger off-road vehicles.
CMU Chippewa Formula Team
Formula SAE is a collegiate design series organized by the Society of Automotive Engineers that challenges students to engineer, fabricate, and race an open wheel formula style race car.
College of Science and Engineering News
CMU faculty member Anthony Chappaz receives DOE Fellowship to advance critical minerals research
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CMU Earth and Ecosystem Science Ph.D. student awarded prestigious Great Lakes Research Fellowship
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Awards honor faculty excellence in 2026
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