University of Michigan Launches Dual-Degree Business-Engineering Program
August 11, 2025
U-M offers a new dual-degree in business and engineering, preparing students for leadership roles in various industries.
U-M offers a new dual-degree in business and engineering, preparing students for leadership roles in various industries.
The University of Michigan welcomes 8,000 undergrads for fall 2025 move-in, impacting Ann Arbor traffic Aug. 20-24.
Join the New Faculty Orientation at UMich on Aug. 20, 8:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m., Michigan League. Registration info online.
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