AY 2023-24

College of Engineering

IAM A
S PA R TA NOFI N N OVAT I O N .
Engineering is among the founding disciplines of MSU and among the three largest academic units. Degrees
granted by the college are among the most sought and valued in the marketplace. Working with partners inindustry and government, we develop technology talent to drive the economy of Michigan and beyond.

ENROLLMENT

ACADEMICS

Engineering Students

Faculty

7,000+

6,100+

Undergraduate

297

900+

Graduate (M.S. & Ph.D.)

493

International Graduate Students

12Bachelor’s Degrees

11Graduate Degrees

Degree Programs
Applied Engineering Sciences

B.S. M.S. Ph.D.
Biomedical Engineering

PROGRESS TOWARD INCLUSIVITY
25%WomenURM*20%15%10%2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022

*Includes Native American/Alaska Native, Black/African
American, Hispanic/Latino, Native Hawaiian/Other PacificIslander and Two or More Race students.

Biosystems Engineering*Chemical Engineering

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Civil Engineering

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Computational Data Science

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Engineering Mechanics

Environmental Engineering*Materials Science & Engineering

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Mechanical Engineering

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Technology EngineeringComputational Mathematics Science & Engineering
Computer Engineering

*Computer Science**Electrical & Computer Engineering
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Electrical Engineering**Accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET,
https://www.abet.org.
**Accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET,
https://www.abet.org.
Michigan State University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission.

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RESEARCH PRIORITIESTOP FEDERALFUNDING SOURCES

Applied Electromagnetics
Development of electromagnetics devices and technologies
to improve communication and sensing capabilities for a widearray of consumer, industrial and governmental applications.

• National Science Foundation (NSF)• Department of Health andHuman Services (HHS)• Department of Defense (DOD)• Department of Energy (DOE)• US Department of Agriculture (USDA)• National Aeronautics and Space
Administration (NASA)

Computational and Informational Systems
Algorithm design and software development to enable andadvance data mining, artificial intelligence, machine learning,
computer vision, context-aware computing, trustworthy
computing, and cyberphysical systems.

(all of those are more than $750,000)
2.1%

Non-Profit Orgs.
(e.g. foundations)

4.2%
6.1%

Health and Biomedical
Discovering and engineering solutions to enhance health andwellness and to improve health care for increased longevity andquality of life.
Materials, Mechanics, and Advanced Manufacturing
Creation of new and improved materials, properties,performance and applications, as well as improved processes
for manufacturing and joining.

Other

1.3%

Foreign
Govt.

State & Local
Govt.

19.5%

Business &Industry

66.8%

Federal Govt.

$62.5 M

Engineering Research
Expenditures

Mobility and Robotics
Designing mechanisms for improving the lives of people,
facilitating transportation, and supporting manufacturing of goods, with particular emphasis on a
new generation of autonomous, connected, energy-efficient vehicles that can operate safely underreal-world conditions.
SmartAg
Applying technology to the agro-food supply chain to enhance food safety, food security, andsystem efficiency.
Sustainability: Infrastructure, Environment, Energy, and Water
Creating sustainable approaches to meeting societal resource needs, optimizing interactions
between the natural and built environments, and protecting human and environmental health.
Mar. 2024

CAREER OUTCOMES AND ECONOMIC IMPACT

The College of Engineering is among MSU’s top producers of research discoveries and commercializationthat help build a diversified economy and generate jobs for Michigan and beyond. Spartans engineer
a healthier, safer, and more sustainable world in industries including automotive, manufacturing,insurance, commercial banking, information technology, electronic and hardware, small business sectors,and more.

500+

59%

Employers HireMSU Engineers

94.3%

Graduate Placement Rate

$76,806

Average Starting
Salary(employed or continuing education)

Graduates Employedin Michigan

Top States (outside of MI)
IL, OH, TX, WI, CA, WA, IN, NY, VA

76%

Graduates Employedin Midwest

Data represents Spring 2023 survey results from graduating undergraduate students
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