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2026 EMU International Viewbook

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START YOUR FUTURE HERE.


12.5K+ ENROLLED STUDENTS

800

ACRES OF CAMPUS TO EXPLORE

“BEST IN THE MIDWEST” SINCE

2003 BY PRINCETON REVIEW

88%

OF CLASSES ARE CAPPED AT 30 STUDENTS OR LESS

STUDENTS FROM

80+

COUNTRIES ON CAMPUS

200+ MAJORS AND MINORS

14:1

STUDENT TO FACULTY RATIO

150+

STUDENT CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS


Winter, spring, summer, and fall, this is a location you’ll love. Eastern Michigan University is perfectly situated in Ypsilanti, offering a welcoming college-town atmosphere just minutes from the cultural and professional opportunities of Ann Arbor and Detroit. Proximity to areas like Dearborn and neighboring states offers opportunities for culturally rich experiences off campus. Its location blends small-town charm with access to big-city resources, making it an ideal place to learn and grow.

25 MIN DRIVE TO DETROIT INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (DTW)

1h 20m FLIGHT FROM DETROIT TO

CHICAGO

1h 45m FLIGHT FROM DETROIT TO

NEW YORK

2.5 HR DRIVE TO LAKE MICHIGAN


Welcome to campus. A short 15 minute walk from one end to the other, EMU’s campus is safe, scenic and bursting with energy, blending historic charm with modern facilities. With tree-lined paths, welcoming green spaces, and state-of-the-art academic buildings, it offers an inspiring and comfortable environment for students to learn and connect.


Degrees and Programs COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES Accounting and Actuarial Science (B) Africology and African American Studies (B,M) Anthropology (B) Applied Drama and Theatre for the Young (M) Art (B) Art History (B) Arts and Entertainment Management (B) Biochemistry (B) Biology (B, M) Chemistry (B, M) Children’s and Young Adult Literature (B) Cinema Studies (B) Communication (B, M, B+M) Communication - Interpretation & Performance Studies (M) Communication, Media and Theatre Arts Comprehensive (B) Computer Science (B, M) Creative Writing (M) Criminology and Criminal Justice (B, M) Dance (B) Data Science and Analytics (B) Economics (B) English (B) Environmental Science and Society (B) Fermentation Science (B) French (B) Geography (B) Geology – General (B) Geoscience (B) Geospatial Information Science and Technology (B) Geotourism and Preservation Studies (B) German Studies (B) History (B, M) Individualized Studies (B) Interdisciplinary Studies (M) International Affairs (B) Japanese Language and Culture (B) Journalism (B) K-12 Music Education – Instrumental (B) K-12 Music Education – Vocal (B) K-12 Visual Art Education (B) Language and International Trade (M) Language and International Trade – Japanese (B) Mathematics (B, M) Media Studies and Journalism (B) Music (B) Music Education (M) Music Performance (B, M) Music Performance and Pedagogy (M) Music Therapy (B) Musical Theatre (B) Neuroscience, Interdisciplinary (B) Philosophy (B) Philosophy (M) Physics (B) PK-12 Bilingual Education (B) PK-12 French Teaching (B) PK-12 German Language and Literature (B) PK-12 Japanese Language and Culture Teaching (B) PK-12 Spanish Teaching (B)

Political Science (B) Psychology (B, M) Public Administration (M) Public and Nonprofit Administration (B) Public Relations, Interdisciplinary (B) Public Safety Administration (B) Religious Studies (B) Science Literacy for Biology Minors (B) Science Literacy for Chemistry Minors (B) Science Literacy for Earth Science Minors (B) Science Literacy for Mathematics Minors (B) Science Literacy for Physics Minors (B) Secondary Education Communication and Theatre Arts Teaching (B) Secondary Education: English (B) Secondary Education: Mathematics (B) Secondary Education: Science (B) Secondary Education: Social Studies (B) Simulation, Animation and Gaming (B) Sociology (B, M) Spanish (B) Statistics (B) Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages/TESOL (B, M, B+M) Theatre Arts (B) Urban and Regional Planning (B, M) Women’s and Gender Studies (B, M) World Languages – Spanish (M) Writing Studies (M) COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Accounting (B, M, B+M) Accounting Information Systems (B) Business Administration (M) Computer Information Systems (B) Economics (B) Entrepreneurship (B) Finance (B) Financial Planning & Wealth Management (B) General Business (B) Human Resource Management and Organizational Development (M) Innovation and Strategy (M) International Business (B) Management (B) Marketing (B) Supply Chain Management (B) COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Children and Families (B) Clinical Mental Health Counseling (M) College Counseling (M) Communication Sciences and Disorders (B, M) Curriculum and Instruction (M) Early Childhood Education (M) Educational Leadership: K-12 Administration (M) Educational Media and Technology (M) Educational Psychology (M) Elementary – Early Childhood Teaching and Learning, with Certification (B) Higher Education/Student Affairs (M) Reading (M) School Counseling (M) Special Education (M) Special Education K-12 Communication


Sciences and Disorders Endorsement Special Education K-12 Endorsement Teaching and Learning, with and without Secondary Certification

(B) (B) (B)

COLLEGE OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES Athletic Training (B+M) Clinical Laboratory Sciences (B) Clinical Research Administration (M) Clinical Sciences (B) Dietetics (B+M) Exercise Physiology (M) Exercise Science (B) Exercise Science & Athletic Training (B+M) Exercise Science & Exercise Physiology (B+M) Exercise Science & Orthotics & Prosthetics (B+M) Health Administration (B, M) Human Nutrition (M) Nursing (B, M) Occupational Therapy (B+M) Orthotics and Prosthetics (M) Physician Assistant Studies (M) Public Health (B, M) Social Work (B, M) Sport Management (B) Therapeutic Recreation (B) GAMEABOVE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY Aviation Flight Technology (B) Aviation Management Technology (B) Civil Engineering (B) Communication Technology (B) Computer-Aided Engineering (M) Computer & Electrical Engineering Technology (B) Construction Management (B, M) Cybersecurity (B, M, B+M) Digital Media Production (B) Electrical and Computer Engineering (B) Engineering Management (M) Entertainment Design and Technology (B) Fashion Marketing Innovation (B) Hotel and Restaurant Management (B) Information Technology (B) Interior Design (B) Mechanical Engineering (B) Mechanical Engineering Technology (B) Paralegal (B) Polymers and Coatings Technology (M) Product Design Engineering Technology (B) Quality Management (M) Secondary Education Business, Management, Marketing and Technology (B) Secondary Education Engineering and Technology Workforce (B) Technology Management (B, M)

Online Programs Achieve a World-Class EMU Education from Your Country! Eastern Michigan University’s online programs are flexible and convenient to meet the needs of your busy schedule. Our programs are led by highlyskilled EMU instructors and allow you to actively participate with your peers. Whether you’re looking to fit in extra courses, boost your GPA, explore new programs, or just make the most of your education, take advantage of our online courses! Best of all, students in fully online programs pay in-state tuition and fees regardless of where they live.

Areas of study. With over 40 online programs across business, education, healthcare, and engineering and technology, there’s bound to be a perfect fit for your career aspirations. Dive in and discover how we can help you achieve your educational goals.

PRE-PROFESSIONAL ADVISING TRACKS (completed in addition to a major listed above) Pre-Dentistry Pre-Law Pre-Med/Pre-Health Professions Pre-Mortuary Pre-Occupational Therapy Pre-Pharmacy (B) Bachelor’s program (M) Master’s program (B+M) Combined bachelor’s/master’s program

SEE THE COMPLETE LIST OF ONLINE MAJORS & MINORS


LEARN MORE AT EMICH.EDU/FINAID


Costs and Financial Aid All undergraduate students pay in-state tuition. No out-of-state fees! Undergraduate international students pursuing their bachelor’s degree are eligible for in-state tuition under our TRUEMU Global Rate!

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS Estimated Cost of Attendance International undergraduate students are required to take 12 credit hours per semester to maintain legal F-1 status.

$17,550 + $2,046 + $15,670 = $35,266 Tuition and Registration Fee (24-32 credit hours)

Insurance (required for international sutdents)

Room and Board (housing and meal plan)

Total Estimated Per Year Cost for Undergrad Students

Room and board numbers are dependent on the housing and meal plan options chosen.

GRADUATE STUDENTS Estimated Cost of Attendance International graduate students are required to take 8 credit hours per semester to maintain legal F-1 status.

$29,008 + $2,046 + $20,924 = $51,878 Tuition and Registration Fee (16 credit hours)

Insurance (required for international sutdents)

Living Expenses

Total Estimated Per Year Cost for Graduate Students


Admissions Requirements UNDERGRADUATE 1. Submit your application at emich.edu/apply 2. Submit official documents: A. Official Transcripts: Have your official high school/secondary school transcripts or marksheets sent to international_admissions@emich.edu. All transcripts must be in English. If sending college level transcripts from non-US institutions, please do so through a course-by-course evaluation offered by either ECE, EP, TEC or WES. B. English Proficiency Test Results: Submit your English proficiency test results through the testing agency to Eastern Michigan University. 3. Pay $55 Enrollment Deposit 4. Begin I-20 Process A. If you meet EMU’s academic and English requirements for international students, you would be eligible to receive an I-20 from Eastern. The Form I-20 is required to apply for an F-1 visa to study in the United States.

GRADUATE 1. Submit your application at emich.edu/apply 2. Submit transcript evaluations: A. Official Transcripts: All non-U.S. transcripts must be evaluated courseby-course by one of the NACES-accredited agencies — Educational Perspectives (EP), Educational Credential Evaluators (ECE), The Evaluation Company (TEC), or World Education Services (WES). Evaluations must be sent directly to: graduate.admissions@emich.edu 3. Submit English Proficiency Test Results: Submit your English proficiency test results through the testing agency to Eastern Michigan University. 4. Submit remaining application documents A. Each department may have specific requirements that you need to turn in before your application can be completed. 5. Submit financial documentation for the I-20 process A. If you are admitted by the university and meet the English language requirements you are eligible to receive an I-20 from Eastern. The Form I-20 is required to apply for an F-1 visa to study in the United States.

SCAN THE QR CODE FOR MORE DETAILS ON HOW TO APPLY AND APPLICATION DEADLINES


From classroom to career. Eastern Michigan University equips students for career success through hands-on learning, strong internship opportunities, and dedicated career support that connects them with employers.

CAREER FAIRS

EMU hosts major job and internship fairs each semester, drawing over 70 employers from industries like healthcare, manufacturing, and education. Students can connect with hiring managers, explore career paths, and often interview on-site. These events offer valuable networking and job opportunities with organizations from across the region.

CAREER DEVELOPMENT

EMU provides comprehensive career development resources through oneon-one career coaching, resume and cover letter workshops, mock interviews, and personalized job-search guidance. Students and recent alumni also gain access to the College Central Network platform, which features exclusive job and internship postings, career-matching tools like MyPlan assessments and Parker Dewey micro‑internships, along with career exploration resources and employer contacts.

INTERNSHIPS

EMU offers a wide range of internship programs that give students valuable experience in their fields. Programs like the Digital Summer Clinic place students in paid roles with local startups, focusing on areas like digital marketing, UX design, and content creation. Many internships are integrated with coursework and provide direct pathways to employment after graduation.

ALUMNI EMPLOYERS


Student Life at EMU From day one to graduation and beyond, EMU offers a true sense of community—with clubs for every interest, modern housing, inspiring wellness offerings, exciting events, a global alumni base, and a campus vibe all its own.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ASSOCIATION

EMU’s International Student Association (ISA) plays a vital role in building an inclusive, globally-minded campus community through engaging cultural programs and regular events such as its annual Colors in Harmony talent show (drawing nearly 250 participants)—fostering meaningful cross-cultural connection and shared experiences on campus.

“EMU knows how to support diverse student populations. Celebrating differences definitely makes us feel like we belong and brings us all together. This is a safe space for you to grow and shine.” – Fah Pitaktouyhan, Chonburi, Thailand

THE REC/IM COMPLEX

EMU’s wellness and recreation resources include the five-story, 188,000-square-foot Rec/IM Complex with weight rooms, indoor track, gaming lounges, and outdoor courts. Paired with wellness programs like peer coaching, fitness classes, and campus-wide events, EMU supports students’ physical and mental well-being every step of the way.

A POWERFUL ALUMNI BASE

Eastern Michigan University’s alumni network includes more than 188,000 living graduates across 100+ countries, many of whom hold leadership roles in government, business, sports, and media—such as former U.S. Secretary of Transportation Rodney Slater, billionaire entrepreneur Bruce T. Halle, and NFL star Maxx Crosby. This global alumni base provides powerful connections, mentoring, and influence for EMU students and graduates across diverse industries and continents.

“I knew I wanted a college education that would push me to achieve my full potential and discover new facets about myself. Luckily enough, EMU provided just that. The university goes above and beyond to combine programming and connections.” – Hamzah Dajani, Amman, Jordan


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