Join the Leaders Who Are Transforming Manufacturing

Manufacturing makes the world go around. It is the bedrock of a strong economy, supporting a solid employment base in direct manufacturing and broader employment in multiple related services. Now, more than ever, the need for leaders who are innovators in technology and know how to streamline manufacturing processes is critical.

Manufacturing engineering at the University of Michigan prepares students to improve the quality and efficiency of manufacturing systems. It helps them to develop advanced skills in their engineering disciplines and an understanding of the complete product development and manufacturing process, including significant management skills.

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Click on one of these students in the Engineering Center for Reconfigurable Manufacturing to learn more about what he or she likes about U-M's Program in Manufacturing.

Integrated Manufacturing Systems Laboratory Mural

The mural shown at the top of the page is a signature feature of the IMSL. Created in 2005 by
U-M School of Art & Design student Anne Falardeau, the hand painted mural combines scenes of historic and modern manufacturing. It runs approximately
84 feet along the cornice and down the pillars in
the laboratory.