Defining the discipline of robotics
Michigan roboticists are pioneering teachers and learners who are defining the discipline to meet the emerging needs of society and make robotics an inclusive field for aspiring experts.
Students design, create, analyze, and use embodied intelligences that interact with the physical and human environment.
Drawing from across engineering fields to information science, psychology, kinesiology, medicine, art, and design, we prepare students for the future of robotics.
Undergraduate Robotics
Michigan Robotics began its undergraduate program in Fall 2022, one of the first of its kind.
- Current U-M students can learn how to declare a Robotics major.
- Prospective First Year students who are interested in applying can find out more about applying to the College of Engineering.
- Students who are interested in transferring from another institution can learn about transfer requirements.
Graduate Robotics
Michigan Robotics offers Master’s and PhD degrees. Both programs are built on a common set of course requirements, with PhD students also completing research published in leading journals in the field of robotics.
Courses
College of Engineering students have access to a wide array of undergraduate and graduate Robotics courses that demonstrate the interdisciplinary nature of Robotics by their wide variety of topics. We also make several courses and their material accessible online at no-cost.
Robotics Student Services
Michigan Robotics has a dedicated, professional team of staff to support and empower current students in their academic and professional development. Our team is here to help students navigate the path to their degree, foster an inclusive community, and provide referrals to university resources.