University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Courses and Fees 2025

• The courses are what they are; if you are thorough with your concepts, the courses are a piece pf cake but you will struggle if you are not ready to do the work and adapt. It is theoretical and practical both, but more on the practical side.
• The positive aspect of the courses is that the courses are recorded and even if you miss a few classes, you can catch up with your peers easily. Typically you may have two to three classes, depending upon your registration for these courses classes are mostly in the mornings and in the afternoons. There are a lot of Indian students enrolled in the courses, depending upon the course.

• My fees are as follows:
• Tuition: $58870
• Living expenses: $23310
• Book and insurance: $3777
• Total: $85957
• This is an average for 1 year (Likely goes up). This was obviously for the 2023-24 year but the credit-wise fees change every year. And also the fee structure depends upon your degree and the school or college within the university. Your best bet is getting Graduate Student Instructor or Research Assistant Roles.

The course curriculum is designed to help students learn basic concepts they can use in their professional lives. Both practical as well as academic insights are given for students so that a student is well prepared to go into academia as well as industry. In my course there's no industry experience but I did opt for research experience and continued a PhD in the same topic. Most of the Professors have had industry experience so they gave us valuable insights of the current practice in the field.

I completed my master's program in 1 year (i.e. 2 semesters). The tuition per semester was 28k USD so total tuition I paid was 56k USD. Generally, it takes 3 semesters to get a master's.

Courses are good. I took research oriented courses, and they are very good.

Tuition is waived for all PhD students

Courses are really good for my department, one of the best masters in the university and the biggest department here. You can select courses from other subtracts even though you are not in that particular subtract. Some courses are really intense and you need to put in a lot of time but they have excellent faculty and courses so it's worth it.

Good university for my program and one of the best ECE departments in the USA, umich is also a very good rated university among all others for masters and graduate programs with one of the best engineering courses. Good engineering department and faculty as well as good research groups.