Engineering and Computer Science
Integrated Career Development to Make a Difference
Studying Engineering or Computer Science at Detroit Mercy helps you discover your purpose and figure out what truly excites you. Our interactive curriculum and paid co-op experiences connect you with Fortune 500 companies and industry leaders while building your confidence and abilities.
At Detroit Mercy’s College of Engineering & Science, your learning goes beyond lectures. You’ll dive into meaningful projects that build the skills and problem-solving mindset employers look for. The result? You’ll be well-prepared to make a real impact in your community and start a successful career in Engineering with valuable experience already under your belt.
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Affordable
Detroit Mercy offers many scholarships that can help make college more affordable. Here is a partial listing of both internal and external scholarships specifically for engineering and science students. For the most current details, please contact the Office of Financial Aid.
Research and Projects That Let You Learn by Doing
At Detroit Mercy, you start research and project-based work as a freshman—not just in graduate school. Whether you’re an undergraduate or graduate student, you'll work with faculty experts who care about your success and understand that engineering is not just about books, but about doing. You could enhance someone’s life by solving a real-world problem while learning at the same time. During your senior year at Detroit Mercy, you'll work on a real-world project known as a capstone project.
Professional Co-op
Our cooperative education program is the third oldest co-op in the country and integrates career development skills and experiences into your engineering education. You’ll apply engineering and career competencies with unique mentorships in professional settings to gain relevant cultural awareness within an industry while earning a competitive salary.
Jesuit and Mercy Foundation
At Detroit Mercy, our Jesuit and Mercy traditions help you build strong skills in thinking, communication and making good decisions. You’ll learn how your work affects people and communities — something employers look for in today’s graduates.
Opportunities
As a student, you can take advantage of opportunities and our corporate partnerships which prepare you for a successful career when you graduate. Or you may make friends and start networking with your peers now, by joining a student club.
