Welcome to Aerospace Engineering
To the Moon and beyond
How University of Michigan Aerospace Engineering is on the cutting edge of electric space propulsion
Anthony Waas awarded ASME Warner T. Koiter medal
ASME acknowledges Dr. Waas for his outstanding contribution and leadership within the field of composite materials mechanics.
Engineers work to disinfect N95 masks for medical personnel
Virus removal approaches, mask resilience and mask fit are all being tested.
COVID-19 Updates
We are getting ready to welcome you back to campus! Our department shares the Fall 2020 and Winter 2021 academic calendar and ways to stay healthy and safe campus-wide.
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Facts & Figures
The Department of Aerospace and the University of Michigan ranks highly in the nation for graduate according to the latest U.S. News & World Reports. Learn more facts and figures about Michigan Aerospace!
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Our Research Areas
The Aerospace engineering department endeavors to improve Aircraft, Spacecraft & Beyond by conducting cutting-edge research in: Gas Dynamics, Structures and Materials, Dynamics and Controls, and Space Systems.
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Our Undergrad Program
The University of Michigan offers an internationally-recognized undergraduate aerospace engineering program that ranks No. 2 among public institutions in the nation by US News & World Report.
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Our Graduate Program
Our graduate students perform cutting edge research in areas related to air and space vehicles, vehicle systems and associated technologies.
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Our People
The University of Michigan is great, due in large part, to the amazing people who populate this community.
Learn more »Watch University of Michigan engineers testing disinfected N95 masks to show they stop coronavirus-scale particles.