The University of Michigan is one of the world's finest public research universities and a leader in business, engineering, law, medicine, physics, environmental sciences, and more. Research is central to the University's mission, and permeates its schools and colleges. In fact, the U-M Library is the sixth largest academic research library in the United States. In addition to research activities conducted within the 19 academic schools and colleges, several large-scale institutes conduct full-time research, usually focused on long-term interdisciplinary problems, including the new Life Sciences Institute.

Participants who come to the University of Michigan campus for Ross Executive Education will experience the rigor of a world-class business education in a sophisticated learning and living community rich with history and tradition. The Ross School is easily accessible to a wide variety of U-M resources sure to stimulate your thinking. Presentations by global leaders and innovative thinkers from engineering, medicine, law, and public policy are generally open to the public.

Since its founding in Ann Arbor in 1837, the University has provided a national model of a complex, diverse, and comprehensive public institution of higher learning that supports excellence in research; provides outstanding undergraduate, graduate, and professional education; and demonstrates commitment to service through partnerships and collaborations that extend across the globe. Visit U-M's Continuing Education portal to learn more about the wide array of continuing and professional education available at the University. Corporate partners may also visit the University’s Business Engagement Center to review all the services we offer to assist your business.

As a global leader in Executive Education, Ross and the University of Michigan blend academic strength with the intensive development of the applied leadership capabilities necessary to produce extraordinary results in a rapidly changing business world.