What will I do as an engineering student at WMU?
- Coursework: We focus on preparing students for a successful, meaningful career. Your courses will help you understand the theoretical concepts and apply them to hands-on, experiential projects.
- Faculty: You'll learn from top researchers in your field who will support your academic progress.
- Floyd Hall: The 343,000-square-foot facility, high-tech academic facility features seven computer teaching labs, 75 research and teaching laboratories, and a number of flexible classroom and lecture spaces. Many features are aimed specifically at student study and research needs, including study lounges and breakout rooms where small groups can work together on engineering projects.
- International community: Enjoy activities, events and organizations with students from around the world. Check out some of WMU's annual events.
- Discover Kalamazoo: Experience everything Kalamazoo has to offer--music, art, restaurants, a thriving community. Learn more about Kalamazoo.
Does Western have my program?
With over 30 degree programs ranging from undergraduate engineering and applied sciences through doctoral degrees, we offer the program of study to advance your career and achieve your goals. Whatever your interests, we have you covered.
Meet the engineering faculty
Detecting threats and emergencies to protect infrastructures
Improving process control in metal casting
When data—not cars—drives the new American city
Understanding electric propulsion: Aerospace researcher shares expert knowledge with NASA
Professor’s research team helping MDOT reduce construction timeline
Visiting scholar produces important sustainability and recycling research
WMU's welcoming and inclusive environment has played a pivotal role in supporting my international student experience. The university's dedicated resources, such as international student advisors, cultural programs, and academic support services, have fostered a sense of belonging and facilitated a smooth transition into a new educational system and culture.
—Mangay Perambalam, B.B.A.’21 and current M.S. student
Meet WMU
Senior Engineering Design Conference showcases students’ innovative projects
College of Engineering and Applied Sciences recognizes its 2023 Presidential Scholars
Graduate student set to earn first dual degrees from WMU and University of Lisbon
Celebrate diversity at Western Michigan University's International Festival 2023
WMU to provide engineering management training for global professional society
Budding electrical engineer finds spark at Western
Balancing cybersecurity and business goals
