Electrical and Computer
Engineering (ECE)

PEOPLE POWERING INNOVATION

Electrical and Computer
Engineering (ECE)

Electrical and Computer Engineering is the technological foundation of modern society, and the unseen force behind today’s intelligent systems. With its impact on clean energy, precision health, cybersecurity, autonomy, communications, the quantum revolution and more, ECE holds the key to a better society.

As one of the most respected programs in the world, we provide a progressive curriculum, internationally-recognized faculty, and an intellectual community that values diversity, interdisciplinary teamwork, entrepreneurial thinking, and inventiveness. Our areas of impact include:

  • smart electronics
  • energy and power
  • information
  • communication
  • automation + robotics

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ECE Strategic Plan 2021

Michigan ECE’s 2021 strategic plan provides a path to a brighter future for our entire society.
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Events

JUN
03
Dissertation Defense
Coding and Multi-User Schemes for Future Wireless Networks
10:30am – 12:30pm
JUN
07
Dissertation Defense
Ga2O3-Based Devices for High Power Switching Applications
10:00am – 12:00pm in 1200 EECS Building

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News

Amy Brooks awarded Staff Excellence Award for extraordinary efforts in difficult times

In addition to stepping up in remarkable ways during the past two years, Brooks has been known for her collaborative initiative, technical competence, and empathy to those in need.

Amy Brooks awarded Staff Excellence Award for extraordinary efforts in difficult times

Arch W. Naylor: In Memoriam (1929 – 2022)

Arch Naylor helped introduce the developing field of information and control engineering at Michigan.

Arch W. Naylor: In Memoriam (1929 - 2022)

Greg Wakefield, master of interdisciplinary everything, retires

Greg Wakefield retires after a 36-year career that helped shape the look of interdisciplinary research and collaborations at Michigan, especially between the arts and sciences.

Greg Wakefield, master of interdisciplinary everything, retires

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The Magic of ECE

Discover the world of electrical and computer engineering, where you can impact people’s lives for the better

ECE By the Numbers

$50M+
In Research
Expenditures
1,300
Remarkable
Students
Top 10
UG and Grad
Programs
88
Award-Winning
Faculty

We build technologies to make communities better.

– Camille Burke (EE senior)