University of Michigan Ranking 2024

In Ann Arbor, Michigan, the University of Michigan is a public research university. The largest and oldest university in Michigan was founded in 1817, twenty years prior to when the region was admitted as a state. The Association of American Universities counts Michigan as one of its original members. 

The North, Medical, Central, and South campuses make up the four main sections of the Ann Arbor campus. More than 500 significant buildings and over 37.48 million square feet make up the physical infrastructure. 

About 10,000 students, or close to 25% of the overall student body at the university, can live on campus at the University of Michigan. On campus, there are three major geographic locations where resident halls can be found: North Campus, the Hill Area, which is situated between Central Campus and the University of Michigan Medical Centre. On North Campus, there is family housing that primarily accommodates graduate students. The largest residential hall can house 1,270 students, while the smallest has room for 25 people. Most upper-division and graduate students reside off-campus in cooperatives, apartments, and homes, with the Central and South Campus neighborhoods having the highest concentrations. 

University of Michigan World Rankings

Subject-Wise Ranking

The University of Michigan is ranked #5 in Undergraduate Engineering Program, and #8 in Aerospace /Aeronautical / Astronautical. The University is ranked in #6 in Biomedical and #11 in Chemistry. 

Employability Ranking

The Employability Rank 2022 of University of Michigan- Ann Arbor is #145.

University of Michigan rankings by different global ranking boards for the year 2016 to 2022 –