
Bronco alumni Nathan Brandner, M.S.’06, William Mullinix, B.S.’98, and Neal Sheldon, B.S.’09, talk about their time at Barr Engineering Co. and how their experiences at Western helped advance their careers.
2022 Presidential Scholar Julianna Buck wants to create something from nothing.
Challenging courses let you pursue new and innovative knowledge in engineering design, manufacturing and management systems.
9 of 10 Broncos are employed quickly, working in their field in jobs they like.
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The Department of Engineering Design, Manufacturing and Management Systems offers three undergraduate degrees, one master’s degree and one doctoral degree. Graduates from our programs are employed in a wide variety of positions in both manufacturing and service industries. Several departmental minors are offered in plastics, automotive, cast metals and manufacturing. Students may also take other approved minors.
Bronco alumni Nathan Brandner, M.S.’06, William Mullinix, B.S.’98, and Neal Sheldon, B.S.’09, talk about their time at Barr Engineering Co. and how their experiences at Western helped advance their careers.
Presidential Scholars receive the highest academic honor Western can bestow on its undergraduates.
Western Michigan University Professor Dr. Larry Mallak will lead a collaboration with the American Society for Engineering Management to provide management training throughout the world.